Stained Glass Design
ca. 1890 (made)
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Design for a stained glass panel depicting a censing angel.
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Materials and techniques | watercolour drawing |
Brief description | 1 of 24 designs for figures in the restored tracery of the St Cuthbert Window, York Minster, watercolour drawing, J. W. Knowles, Great Britain, ca. 1890 |
Physical description | Design for a stained glass panel depicting a censing angel. |
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Object history | This design is for a figure in the restored tracery of the fifth window from the east (known as the St Cuthbert Window) in the south aisle of the choir of York Minster. The original window was donated by Cardinal Langley, Bishop of Durham, in the early 5th century. In 1887-8 the whole of the St Cuthbert Window was rearranged in its original order, and twelve panels were removed. Panels of new glass were produced by J. W. Knowles, based on the originals as far as possible, and the figures of saints and angels in the tracery were replaced. The numbering of the panels is that given by the Rev. F. Harrison in "The Painted Glass of York," 1927. |
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Accession number | E.829-1929 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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