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Window: 01, East, St Mary, Haversham

Location in Church:	East
Type:	3 lights
Size (width x height):	6' 1" x 13' 7" or 1.85m x 4.15m
Subject(s):	St Peter, Christ blessing, St Paul ~ Last supper below
Subject(s) - Notes:	The decoration on the window is in an Art Nouveau style.
Date Made:	1901
Craftsman:	C Whall, Maker
Sources for Dates & Craftsmen:	Church's Guide Book or Information
Dedicated to:	Rev Arthur Bruce Frazer, Rector 1856-1889, died in Clapham on 13 Oct 1895. More... Arther Bruce Frazer had married Georgina Clara King in 1854. She donated window 06 in memory of her mother Mary Anne King.
Donated by:	In 1861 Mr G W Willis had left funds that paid for the new East window, as well as much restoration work done at the time.

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		Window In Situ
		Overall View of Glass
		Three Main Lights: Figures of St Peter, Christ blessing, St Paul, and scene of The Last Supper at the base of the window.
		Tracery and Heads of Main Lights, showing a wealth of decoration in the Art Nouveau style. There is an elaborate network of tree trunks, branches and foliage, which form unusual canopies over the three main figures.
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		Tracery lights, showing more delicate stems and a mass of foliage as one would expect at the top of trees.
		At the base of the Tracery lights we see how the tree branches extend across into the tops of the 3 main lights, all forming one cohesive design.
		Main Lights: Figures of St Peter, Christ blessing, and St Paul. Notice how the stemwork continues down both sides of the figures, then joining up below their feet.
		LH light: St Peter holding the Keys of Heaven.
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		LH light: Close up of St Peter's head. He is usually portrayed with white hair and a bushy white beard.
		Centre light: Christ with his right hand raised in blessing. In this window of fairly subdued colours, the red arms of the nimbus cross stand out very brightly.
		Centre light: Close up of Christ's head. In this window of fairly subdued colours, the red arms of the nimbus cross stand out very brightly.
		RH light: St Paul holding a Sword representing 'The sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God', Ephesians 6:17.
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		RH light: Close up of St Paul's head.
		Base of window: Across all 3 lights there is a portrayal of The Last Supper.
		LH light: 6 of the Disciples at the left hand end of the table.
		LH light: Christ with one of the Apostles (St. John) at the centre of the table.
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		RH light: 5 of the Disciples at the right hand end of the table. Judas shown bottom RH, preparing to leave.
		The 3 parts of the Inscription across the Base of the 3 Main Lights.