Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches
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Location in Church: | S Aisle S(E) |
Type: | 2 lights |
Size (width x height): | 3' 1" x 9' 6" or 0.94m x 2.90m |
Window Size - Notes: | Size approximate, to be confirmed
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Subject(s): | Fragments of 15th Century glass.
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Subject(s) - Notes: | The fragments are obviously drawn from a great variety of windows. One of the most noticeable features are probably a pair of birds near the top. |
Date Made: | 15th Century
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Notes on Window: | The window is formed from fragments of mainly 15th Century Stained Glass that must have been buried after other windows were damaged in the Civil War. More... |
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Window in Situ
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Window in Situ, including its 13th century stonework.
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Overall View of Glass
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Top, or 1st part of window, including 2 birds.
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2nd part of window
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Centre, or 3rd part of window
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4th part of window, including small heads on the left, and part of a larger figure on the right.
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Base, or 5th part of window, including many architectural features on the left.
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Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches
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