Angel with Spear, 1860s. By N H J Westlake or J M Allen. St Michael’s and All Angels, Derby
St Mary Magdalene and Jesus after the resurrection by John Hardman Powell c 1852, from St James’s Church, Clifton, Oxfordshire
Octofoil window – Angel by John Hungerford Pollen 1863 Our Lady of the Assumption, Rhyl, Denbighshire
A few more pictures from the stained glass museum at Ely. I thought it was an appropriate time to show a few more. After a struggle with my connection, which turned out to be a problem with my WordPress account, I’m short of time, so will add detail later. (I have now added details to the photographs, in case you want to know more about the glass – not sure if they show on the featured photo but they are the same as the one below from Essex Unitarian Church.)
Henry Holiday 1907 Essex Unitarian Church Notting Hill, London
St Joseph and the Angel c 1920 by Wilhelmina Geddes.
Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for these stained glass posts.
I thought it was about the right time of year. 🙂
Enjoyed the stained glass. Your your WP problems are solved.
That should read, “Hope your WP problems are solved”
That’s exactly what I thought it said! Amazing what the brain can do. 🙂
Yes, it turned out to be that I needed to renew my subscription to allow me to load photos. Idiot 101.
Beautiful, beautiful! Oh, my!!!!!
It’s amazing what people could do before modern techniques. 🙂
Amazing!!!
🙂
An excellent set
Thank You. Happy Easter to you both.
And to you both
🙂
Really lovely…especially the first one.
Thanks.
Happy Easter – any trips planned this weekend?
Not sure – I’d like to get out but my leg is playing up a bit – probably because I’ve been sitting down for too long. 🙂
Well, hope your leg stops playing up!
Fingers crossed! 😉
Beautiful!
Thank you.