Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches

Windows by Henry Holiday - Artist

Henry Holiday (1839-1927). Artist and stained glass designer. Henry George Alexander Holiday entered the Royal Academy Schools at the age of 15 and was soon drawn to the ideas, and the artists, of the Pre-Raphaelite movement. He succeeded Edward Burne-Jones as the chief designer for the stained glass firm James Powell & Sons in 1863 and his style had a long-lasting effect on their production into the 1920s. Some of his windows were made by Lavers and Barraud and Heaton, Butler and Bayne, and after eventually ending his association with Powells, he established his own workshop in 1890. From about 1900 he even made his own glass at the workshop. His later work was made at The Glass House, Fulham. Henry Holiday also worked as a painter, illustrator and sculptor. (stainedglass.llgc.org.uk)

14 Windows, listed in Church Order

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Window	Location	Church	Date	Craftsmen
	West	St Cecilia in Adstock	1875	Henry Holiday
	East	St Mary in Bletchley (MK)	1868	Henry Holiday
	N aisle N (C)	St Giles in Cheddington	1871	Henry Holiday
	S aisle S,(C)	St James in Fulmer	1886	Henry Holiday
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	Nave N(W)	St Mary Magdalene in Latimer	1873	Henry Holiday
	Nave N (W2)	St Mary Magdalene in Latimer	1873	Henry Holiday
	Nave N (E2)	St Mary Magdalene in Latimer	1873	Henry Holiday
	Nave N (E)	St Mary Magdalene in Latimer	1873	Henry Holiday
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	N aisle N (C)	St Mary in Leckhampstead	1893	Henry Holiday
	N Transept N (W)	St George in Wolverton, New (MK)	1885	Henry Holiday
	N Transept N (E3)	St George in Wolverton, New (MK)	1885	Henry Holiday
	N Transept N (E2)	St George in Wolverton, New (MK)	1887	Henry Holiday
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	N Transept N (E)	St George in Wolverton, New (MK)	1887	Henry Holiday
	N Transept	Holy Trinity in Wolverton, Old (MK)	1876	Henry Holiday

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Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches