Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches
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Location in Church: | West |
Type: | 3 lights |
Size (width x height): | 6' 7" x 13' 7" or 2.01m x 4.14m |
Subject(s): | Abstract
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Date Made: | 1968 |
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Sources for Dates & Craftsmen: | Buildings of England: Buckinghamshire, N Pevsner & E Williamson, 1994 |
Donated by: | Louise McMorran, of Pound Scots, Bledlow Ridge, for many years a churchwarden of this parish, 1st March 1968 |
Notes on Window: | John Piper's abstract design of discs and oblongs runs across the 3 main lights and 3 quatrefoils in the tracery above. That was a theme in some of his large windows. Piper wrote "The function (the flesh and blood and bones of stained glass , its whole being) is to qualify light and to intensify atmosphere in a room or a building, not necessarily to produce colour or a message".
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