British and Irish stained glass (1811–1918) - Wikipedia
Thomas Willement, "the father of Victorian stained glass", active 1811–1869, a plumber by trade, created his first armorial window in 1811, was a restorer of old windows and received a Royal Patent from Queen Victoria.
Victorian Stained Glass
If the window was symbolic, in romantic portraits, of the divided self, the meeting between interior and exterior realities, then the stained glass window was perhaps the epitome of Victorian romanticism, more serious and sacred than the Georgian.
A Brief Introduction to Victorian Stained Glass
Holiday and other designers created a Victorian style of stained glass. The tiny Gothic figure scenes set in a vast quarry background were replaced by large and clearly read figures in cool tones clad in classical draperies.
Stained glass: the Gothic Revival and beyond · V&A
It took many attempts for Victorian glass technicians to understand its properties and recreate it, but once pot-metal was finally put into production in the early 19th century, its rich colours meant it was used widely by artists working in the Gothic Revival style.
The Use of Stained Glass in Victorian Buildings - The Victorian …
2023年5月23日 · Beyond religious settings, stained glass found its way into Victorian homes and public buildings and was used in front doors, windows and light fittings. Wealthy individuals would commission stained glass painters to embellish their residences, adding a touch of opulence and artistic grandeur.
Exploring the Stories and Symbolism of Victorian Stained Glass …
Victorian stained glass windows are a marvel to behold, not only for their exquisite beauty but also for the stunning symbolism and stories they tell. Let’s dive into the world of these stunning works of art, and discover the history, techniques, symbolism, and meaning that lies within.
Thomas Willement (1786-1871) - The Victorian Web
Thomas Willement has an important place in the history of Gothic Revival stained glass, because his work spanned the early manifestations of the revival in the late Georgian period and its full-blown flowering in Victorian times: he was Heraldic Artist to George IV and then Artist in Stained Glass to Queen Victoria. Indeed, he is widely ...
The Renaissance of Stained Glass
The fine stained glass windows at the eastern end of the Chancel in St. Peter's Church, Wolverhampton. The reasons for the 19th century Renaissance in stained glass manufacture are manifold; some technical, some architectural, others ecclesiastical.
Age of Elegance: Victorian Stained Glass Window Gallery
Age of Elegance deals exclusively in authentic antique stained and beveled glass windows, primarily from American residences, and dating from 1840 to 1940.
Victorian Style Stained Glass Windows - Traditional Front Doors
2018年10月27日 · Read our guide to understanding Victorian style stained glass windows and doors. This article provides some characteristics and features of stained glass windows done in the Victorian style so you can add this to your list of restoration projects for your Victorian home.