Church Window

The steep roofs, small windows, church spire and winding street give the work a distinctly continental character, evoking the historic villages of France, Germany, Switzerland or Cen...

A man pushes a wooden cart, whilst others are strolling around the shop-lined streets in front of St Nicholas Church. A bright striped shop window awning can be seen to the right.

With its grey stone façade, tall tower, and lancet windows, the church appears to date back to the medieval period, typical of many found throughout the English countryside.

Fine detailing in the church’s stonework and arched windows showcases the timeless beauty of religious architecture.

The composition captures the bustle of weekend commerce, with figures browsing under large striped parasols, mingling in front of a richly detailed Gothic church façade. The archite...

The piece centers on a charming cluster of buildings, their historic facades meticulously rendered with subtle, earthy tones. The prominent church with its grand, arched windows stan...

In Hamburg he was also commissioned to design church windows for sacred buildings in Steilshoop, Bramfeld and Stellingen from 1977-1979.

This charming painting captures a picturesque village scene, dominated by an expansive church rendered in bold, geometric lines. The church, with its elongated windows and tall, impo...

Description: This delicate watercolor captures a charming European street scene, featuring a striking Gothic church as the focal point. The intricate architectural details of the chu...

Showcases the church’s Gothic stonework, arched windows, and slender spire, before its relocation in the late 19th century.

This newer church featured stained-glass windows donated by the people of the parish.

Designed as a dimensional platinum church with pierced windows and steeple Front, steeple, and roof are bead set with single cut diamonds Weighing approximately 0.35 carat total - ey...

In 1954, Max Ingrand, a French glass master and decorator, renowned for his stunning stained-glass church windows, becomes the art director. He designed the Fontana table lamp.

Description: This atmospheric French Impressionist oil painting by Fanch Lel features a Gothic-style church with a striking rose window, nestled among tall trees and positioned just ...

She became “a designer of church windows for Ignaz Durr, a leading art window atelier of Vienna.”

He never really changed his style, whose most famous emblem is the "bird-man" but used all kinds of supports; Folon made murals (Magic City for the Brussels subway, 1974; Waterloo St...

The rosebud form finials, presumably a reference to the Tudor rose of England, and the back of the bench is accented with lancet-form carving in high relief, the inspiration taken fr...

The firm of James Powell and Sons, also known as Whitefriars Glass, were London-based English glassmakers, leadlighters and stained-glass window manufacturers. As Whitefriars Glass, ...

The impression is of the light through stained glass windows in Gothic Churches and a mysterious dawn or sunset.

From the individual leaves of the plants in the hedgerow, the tyre-track in the lane to the white wooden panelling of the cottages and the gothic window of the church tower in the di...

The work recalls the infinite precision, the penetrating light, and the mesmerizing colors of cathedrals’ and churches’ stain glass windows. The butterflies, as if frozen in time upo...

Whilst living in Arles, Dyf was commissioned to paint a number of large historical and decorative works, mostly frescoes, in the town halls of Saint Martin-de-Crau and Les Saintes Ma...

Lillian gave the church its beautiful rose window in memory of her mother and stepfather and Heath Hall at the church's old location on Church Street, was named in Frank and Lillian'...

Chesterton, Wolmark was also active as a graphic designer, producing book illustrations and posters, as well as undertaking work on costume and stage designs for two Diaghilev ballet...

It is debossed with an intricate pattern that recalls the stained glass windows of grand churches. It features a large flap pocket on the outside, which closes with an intricate bras...

Lillian gave the church its beautiful rose window in memory of her mother and stepfather and Heath Hall at the church's old location on Church Street, was named in Frank and Lillian'...

Showcases the church’s impressive Gothic windows, stone façade, and surrounding cityscape, highlighting Bristol’s rich architectural heritage.

His first stained glass window for Trinity Church was installed in 1883, a depiction of Christ in Majesty on the west façade.

True to its name, this unique cabinet boasts a stunning carved decoration that reinterprets the complex geometric structure of the rose windows in Gothic churches with a contemporary...

The highlight of the studio was in the years after the Second World War until the late sixties, after which it mainly focused on the restoration of windows. Hubert Felix also exporte...

He painted a fresco for the national Ministry for Education in Mulhouse in 1953, lacquerware in polyester in the archives of the town of Colmar in 1960, stained glass windows for the...

He painted a fresco for the national Ministry for Education in Mulhouse in 1953, lacquerware in polyester in the archives of the town of Colmar in 1960, stained glass windows for the...

For years he enjoyed making stained glass windows for old churches, but while standing in a field one day, he was struck by lightning.

Girodon also contributed to stained glass design, creating cartoons for windows in churches such as Saint-Martin in Gasny, Saint-Sulpice in Limetz-Villez, and Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix i...

At the center of the composition is a white church with Gothic-style windows and a tall steeple, a hallmark of traditional New England architecture.

The city is home to several Gothic churches with remarkable stained glass windows. Notably the cathedral of Troyes, the church of Sainte-Madeleine and the basilica of Saint-Urbain.

In 1954 he designed stained-glass windows for the church of Varengeville. During the last few years of his life, Braque’s ill health prevented him from undertaking further large-scal...

His friends were Colette, Jean Cocteau and dramatist Jean Anouilh She also practiced the art of stained glass and mural frescoes for churches, producing stained glass windows for th...

She was also a successful illustrator and also worked in stained glass, composing windows for two churches in Brittany. The work of Guily Joffrin is held in the permanent collections...

Martens (1921-2006) was a respected designer of stained glass windows and had an impressive career creating stained glass windows for churches.

Bath Abbey Exterior View – A lush green foreground contrasts with the towering Abbey, highlighting the historic church’s stunning verticality and intricate windows.

Educated at the Royal College of Art, where he later became a respected professor, and also active at the University of Reading, Hutton developed a multidisciplinary practice that br...

He was thus commissioned by the city of Paris to restore the stained glass windows of certain churches in the capital and designed stained glass windows for certain cathedrals, such ...

Commissions: brass fountain, James White Community Center, Salt Lake City, UT, 1958; Peace Window, Community Church, New York, 1963; Crescendo, State Univ.

YThe base of gothic form, cast in relief with churches and gothic windows and raised on four scroll feet, mid 19th Century in date.

He also realized many glass windows for churches. His name is renowned for the "mur lumière", associated with the application of different materials on a surface.

He also realized many glass windows for churches. His name is renowned for the "mur lumière", associated with the application of different materials on a surface.

He painted three stained glass windows for Skee Church, where he made a cross-shaped truss.

He painted three stained glass windows for Skee Church, where he made a cross-shaped truss.

In 1937 he participated in the design of the windows of the church of Notre-Dame de Paris. In the period 1954-1967 Ingrand was artistic director of the Italian design company Fontana...

His exploration of light extended into stained glass, where he became a pioneer of modern sacred art, designing radiant windows for churches and cathedrals across France that transfo...

He painted three stained glass windows for Skee Church, where he made a cross-shaped truss.

His exploration of light extended into stained glass, where he became a pioneer of modern sacred art, designing radiant windows for churches and cathedrals across France that transfo...

He painted three stained glass windows for Skee Church, where he made a cross-shaped truss.

He also designed costumes and stages for Diaghilev ballets, stained glass windows for a church in Slough, book illustrations for Israel Zangwill’s works, and a set of decorative pott...

He also created many glass windows for churches. His name is famous for the "mur lumière", connected with the application of different materials on top of a surface.

He also created many glass windows for churches. His name is famous for the "mur lumière", connected with the application of different materials on top of a surface.

His exploration of light extended into stained glass, where he became a pioneer of modern sacred art, designing radiant windows for churches and cathedrals across France that transfo...

His exploration of light extended into stained glass, where he became a pioneer of modern sacred art, designing radiant windows for churches and cathedrals across France that transfo...

His exploration of light extended into stained glass, where he became a pioneer of modern sacred art, designing radiant windows for churches and cathedrals across France that transfo...