Stained Glass Revivals

In this beautifully illustrated volume, six experts in their fields examine what it was that defined three key periods in which ecclesiastical stained glass was revived or developed in new directions.

Contents:

The seventeenth century

1. Mark Kirby: An unexpected revival: stained glass in the early seventeenth century 

2. Robert Walker: Two gentlemen of Herefordshire and their early seventeenth-century stained glass

The long nineteenth century

3. Jim Cheshire: What does Victorian stained glass mean? 

4. Jasmine Allen: In search of artistic freedom: British stained glass in the nineteenth century 

The twentieth century

5. Martin Crampin: Revival in British ecclesiastical stained glass 1930–1970

6. Diana Coulter: ‘Allelujahs of many-coloured glass’: a post-war revival or new directions?