as well as city halls and homes for the elite. Its translucent qualities made stained glass especially popular in religious contexts, where large windows with scenes from the bible and the lives of ...

Though many medieval stained glass windows were destroyed during the Reformation ... By the Victorian era they started to appear in smaller, private homes. Normally you’d find a pane or two on front ...

The stained-glass windows are exceptional for their craftsmanship ... He has worked on the windows of most of the churches in New Brunswick and historic homes in Fredericton. Ned and his company, ...

The idea of beautifying stately homes with stained-glass windows caught on in the area. Many of the older homes in German Village and Merion Village still have the original stained-glass windows ...

The mention of stained glass often brings to mind Louis Comfort Tiffany and his magnificent windows. The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw a wave of German, Austrian and Swiss immigrants ...

Stained glass was usually used to make windows, so that the light would shine through the painting. Next, a painter carefully copied the drawing onto pieces of colored glass using vitreous paint, ...

Nineteen stained glass windows are telling a local story at the Ely Public Library. Sandy Brandley described them as “the things that draw people to Ely plus the things that Ely was built on.” ...

Six historical stained glass windows of the 19th century in the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris will be replaced by modern ones by 2026, RIA Novosti reports “French artist Claire Tabouret has been ...

The stained glass windows in Notre-Dame designed by Viollet-le-Duc were created as a coherent whole. It is a genuine creation that the architect wanted to be faithful to the cathedral's Gothic origins ...