← Art in Glass Home Artefact #10 → Armorial window with arms of Castile and Shirley W01116 Abbey Church, Caboolture, Queensland Formerly from Holy Trinity Church, Nether Ettington, Warwickshire, England Probably 14th century AD H 995 mm W 400 mm This armorial window...
← Art in Glass Home Artefact #4 → Winged Ox W01502 Abbey Church Vestry, Caboolture, Queensland Antwerp, Belgium Late 16th century AD H 540 mm W 310 mm This splendid beast represents the symbol of St Luke, one of the most important writers of the New Testament. Created...
← Art in Glass Home Artefact #2 → Angel in a white robe W04586 Abbey Church, Caboolture, Queensland Formerly in the Lady Chapel, Winchester Cathedral, England Late 15th – early 16th century AD H 250 mm W 640 mm Created with coloured and clear glass, vitreous paint...
Life Size Stained Glass Colour-in Kit Thank you for your interest in this fantastic colouring activity. Will you recreate your own unique colour schemes to bring St Michael, St Cecilia, and St Alban to life? Or base them off the originals? We would love to see and...
Glassware – Transparent Beauty Glass was first made in Syria, Mesopotamia or Egypt around 3600 BC perhaps evolving from the making of faience. The first objects made were beads, however its use rapidly spread with the discovery of glass-blowing which saw the...
