A warm Visit Stained Glass welcome to Roger Wilson, our latest Contributor! His selection includes the fabulous windows in Oundle School Chapel, which are a must see for any lover of stained glass. See www.visitstainedglass.uk.
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Delighted to introduce David Caron as the latest contributor to the Visit Stained Glass website. David’s selection focuses on the work of Irish artists working in Britain. The image is by Wilhelmina Geddes at St Michael and All angels, Northchapel, Sussex.
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Loved seeing this window by Karl Parsons on a recent trip to St Mary’s, Tenby. Do read Sarah Lear’s fabulous commentary on the window on the Visit Stained Glass website.

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Delighted to announce a new Theme on the work of Karl Parsons, curated by Sarah Lear, is on the Visit Stained Glass website. The image is a detail from Parsons’ window (1931) at West Winterslow.

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These ladies have been gossiping for 700 years in the tracery of the Church of St Nicholas, Stanford on Avon. They will have more to talk about after the Stained Glass Museum study tour’s visit next week. More details on the window on www.visitstainedglass.uk

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Excited to announce Clare Hartwell as a new contributor to the Visit Stained Glass website. Included in the selection is Trena Cox’s 1926 east window for the Soldiers’ Chapel at the Church of St Mary & All Saints, Whalley, Lancashire, a small detail of which is shown here.
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A lovely detail from William Peckitt’s former Great West window (1766) at Exeter Cathedral. The window was removed in 1903. This panel celebrating Sir Francis Drake is now in the south-east cloister. More on the stained glass at Exeter Cathedral is on the Visit Stained Glass website.
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