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Mystery photographs found in a stained glass artist’s archive led to the solution to a long unanswered question. Continue reading
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On the window trail – April 2011
A catch-up of a visit to the midlands back in April 2011. For some time Stephen and I had been wanting to visit Coventry Cathedral to see the amazing Nave windows, designed and made by a team of three led … Continue reading
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Tagged Aidan McRae Thomson, Annunciation, Basil Spence, Birmingham, Birmingham Bullring, Bullring, church, church window, churches, Coventry, Coventry Cathedral, Coventry Nave windows, Geoffrey Clarke, glass, John Hutton, Keith New, Lawrence Lee, Lawrence Lee Project, Lawrence Stanley Lee, martyr, martyrdom, midlands, Saints and Angels, Saltley, Saltley Birmingham, Screen of Saints and Angels, Solihull, St Alphege, St Alphege Solihull, St Martin's in the Bullring, St Saviour's, St Saviour's Saltley, St Thomas of Canterbury, stained glass, stained glass art, stained glass window, stained glass windows, Thomas a Becket, Thomas Becket
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