Victorian Stained Glass - Trevor Yorke

Victorian Stained Glass - Trevor YorkeThe glorious architecture of Victorian Britain gained much of its lustre from the colourful stained glass which embellished the windows of cathedrals, churches and country houses. Inspired by the designs of medieval artisans, leading designers such as A. W. N. Pugin and William Morris used innovative techniques to produce coloured and painted glass that complemented the architectural opulence of the Gothic Revival. These decorative artworks record

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' Tim Wilson

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biographer Adam Federman tells the remarkable-and until now untold-life story of Patience Gray: from her privileged and intellectual upbringing in England

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