Stained Glass Design
1873 (made)
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Design for a stained glass window showing the Crucifixion in the centre light, and Christ giving sight to the blind and delivering the possessed, in the side lights.
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Materials and techniques | Pen and ink and water-colour over preliminary pencil |
Brief description | Design for a stained glass window showing the Crucifixion. Pen and ink, pencil and water-colour drawing probably by John Hardman Powell, 1873. |
Physical description | Design for a stained glass window showing the Crucifixion in the centre light, and Christ giving sight to the blind and delivering the possessed, in the side lights. |
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Credit line | Given by the John Hardman Studios |
Object history | NB. While the term 'the blind' has been used in this record, it has since fallen from usage and is now considered offensive. The term is repeated in this record in its original historical context. The window, for which this drawing is a design, was produced by John Hardman & Co. |
Historical context | The church was almost entirely rebuilt in 1868. |
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Bibliographic reference | Victoria and Albert Museum Department of Prints and Drawings and Department of Paintings, Accessions 1963 . London: HMSO, 1964. |
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Accession number | E.1327-1963 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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