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ALT Bradford Cathedral’s magnificent West Window (1864) by the firm Heaton, Butler & Bayne, consisting of designs by Robert Turnill Bayne and Alfred Hassam, is a favourite of staff and visitors alike.
ALT Bradford Cathedral’s magnificent West Window (1864) by the firm Heaton, Butler & Bayne, consisting of designs by Robert Turnill Bayne and Alfred Hassam, is a favourite of staff and visitors alike.
ALT Bradford Cathedral’s magnificent West Window (1864) by the firm Heaton, Butler & Bayne, consisting of designs by Robert Turnill Bayne and Alfred Hassam, is a favourite of staff and visitors alike.
ALT We're looking at Christopher Wren’s use of clear glass throughout St Paul’s Cathedral (1710). By allowing clear divine light to infuse the sacred space, Wren departed from the shadowy interiors of medieval Catholic churches, emphasising clarity, understanding and direct communion with God.
ALT We're looking at Christopher Wren’s use of clear glass throughout St Paul’s Cathedral (1710). By allowing clear divine light to infuse the sacred space, Wren departed from the shadowy interiors of medieval Catholic churches, emphasising clarity, understanding and direct communion with God.
ALT We're looking at Christopher Wren’s use of clear glass throughout St Paul’s Cathedral (1710). By allowing clear divine light to infuse the sacred space, Wren departed from the shadowy interiors of medieval Catholic churches, emphasising clarity, understanding and direct communion with God.
ALT St Wilfrid Window (1977), Ripon This striking window is by Harry Harvey, a renowned York artist, and dates from 1977. It was given in memory of Charles Sykes, who was a successful businessman in the West Yorkshire wool trade.
ALT St Wilfrid Window (1977), Ripon This striking window is by Harry Harvey, a renowned York artist, and dates from 1977. It was given in memory of Charles Sykes, who was a successful businessman in the West Yorkshire wool trade.
ALT Innovative, delicate and inspiring. The unusual methods involved in its construction attracted significant interest. We're at Salisbury today for #DivineLight and the Moses Window (1781), a three-light window by James Pearson depicting ‘Moses and the Brazen Serpent’. It was installed in 1781 and was based on a painting by John Hamilton Mortimer.
ALT Innovative, delicate and inspiring. The unusual methods involved in its construction attracted significant interest. We're at Salisbury today for #DivineLight and the Moses Window (1781), a three-light window by James Pearson depicting ‘Moses and the Brazen Serpent’. It was installed in 1781 and was based on a painting by John Hamilton Mortimer.
ALT Benedictine history for a monastic Cathedral. Benedictines in England Window (1964). Designed by Moira Forsyth (1905–91) and made by Dennis King (1912–95) of King & Sons - Norwich Cathedral A vibrant narrative window packed with significant English Benedictines and their contributions – including the foundation of Norwich Cathedral.
ALT The Last Judgement (1897) in Birmingham Cathedral St Philip's is perhaps the masterpiece of Edward Burne-Jones and Morris & Co.’s work in stained glass (William Morris died before the window was finished).
ALT The Last Judgement (1897) in Birmingham Cathedral St Philip's is perhaps the masterpiece of Edward Burne-Jones and Morris & Co.’s work in stained glass (William Morris died before the window was finished).
ALT The Last Judgement (1897) in Birmingham Cathedral St Philip's is perhaps the masterpiece of Edward Burne-Jones and Morris & Co.’s work in stained glass (William Morris died before the window was finished).
ALT In 1905 an opalescent window (unique in the UK) by the American glass designer John La Farge was commissioned for the Cathedral’s Harvard Chapel by Joseph Choate, the US Ambassador. The ‘Baptism of Christ’ window commemorates John Harvard, from whom Harvard University takes its name, who was born in Southwark and baptised in St Saviour’s Church in 1607
ALT Durham Cathedral – Illumination Window (2019) The brief to the artist, Mel Howse was to create a window that would be ‘beautiful, meaningful, uplifting, spiritual and celebratory’. In the north quire aisle of Durham Cathedral, opposite the Shrine of St Cuthbert, is a window commemorating the life of Sara Pilkington, a Combined Arts student from Durham University.
ALT A remarkable story. Travelling North to Newcastle Cathedral for the so-called ‘Chemist’s Window’, #DivineLight. Dedicated to Joseph Garnet, it may appear unremarkable at first glance, but a remarkable story lies behind it.
ALT A remarkable story. Travelling North to Newcastle Cathedral for the so-called ‘Chemist’s Window’, #DivineLight. Dedicated to Joseph Garnet, it may appear unremarkable at first glance, but a remarkable story lies behind it.
ALT A remarkable story. Travelling North to Newcastle Cathedral for the so-called ‘Chemist’s Window’, #DivineLight. Dedicated to Joseph Garnet, it may appear unremarkable at first glance, but a remarkable story lies behind it.
ALT Wow! Renaissance glass from a Belgian convent that you can become part of ... #DivineLight takes us to Lichfield Cathedral and the Herkenrode Glass, created 1530s, installed in Lichfield Cathedral 1805. There are 340 panels, in 12 windows, 7 in east-end Lady Chapel with a height of 11 metres.
ALT Poignant tributes to military efforts during the Second World War For Divine Light today we travel to the South Coast and the Cathedral of theSea, Portsmouth Cathedral for their Dunkirk and D-Day Windows (1956) by Edwards & Powell in the Chapel of Healing and Reconciliation.
ALT Poignant tributes to military efforts during the Second World War For Divine Light today we travel to the South Coast and the Cathedral of theSea, Portsmouth Cathedral for their Dunkirk and D-Day Windows (1956) by Edwards & Powell in the Chapel of Healing and Reconciliation.
ALT Poignant tributes to military efforts during the Second World War For Divine Light today we travel to the South Coast and the Cathedral of theSea, Portsmouth Cathedral for their Dunkirk and D-Day Windows (1956) by Edwards & Powell in the Chapel of Healing and Reconciliation.
ALT For #DivineLight today, we are in York Minster to see the Great East Window. 117 narrative panels in rows of 9 from the Creation to the Apocalypse, over 300 in total.
