Three of the stained-glass Gothic arch panels, installed in the 19th century, were donated and inscribed in memory or as a tribute to members of the church community, ...

In the old New York Times headquarters, stained-glass panels adorned the editorial offices — and colored the place in more ways than one. By David W. Dunlap In the In Times Past column, David W ...

The stained-glass panels repurposed for the Queen of Peace chapel were executed in the so-called Munich style, a technique developed in mid-19th-century Germany whereby the pieces of colored glass ...

Dive into one of the biggest museums in the United States, the Art Institute of Chicago, through five must-see works, from ...

St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church in Brooklyn Heights has been awarded a $45,000 Sacred Sites grant from the New York ...

The stained glass in a gothic tomb chamber dates back 250 years but the charity is taking the action following increasing ... Another panel in the tomb chamber, by glass painter William ...

While the Gothic Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the 19th century were considered golden ages for stained glass, modernist painters and artists have since picked it up. The prophet Zechariah ...

The historic stained-glass windows were custom-created and designed for the estate’s two-story Gothic-inspired ballroom. They depict scenes of the arts, including music, literature ...

Some of the rarest surviving 18th-century stained glass in Britain has been fitted with environmental protective glazing to protect it from weathering which has been worsened by “climate change”.