Flashed Glass Elements
Detail of the spectacular Arts & Crafts east window (c1913) at St Giles, Packwood, Warwickshire, represnting the Crucified Christ with an Angel of Remembrance holding a book below, engaging the viewer with his gaze.
Thiis is a magnificent example of the work of Warwickshire based artist Richard Stubington, a former pupil of the painter George Frederick Watts who presumably learnt stained glass at Birmingham School of Art.
Stubington's work remains little known but amongst the best of it's time. His work can also be seen in the east window at Balsall Common, and in the north chapel at nearby Lapworth.
Flashed Glass Elements
Detail of the spectacular Arts & Crafts east window (c1913) at St Giles, Packwood, Warwickshire, represnting the Crucified Christ with an Angel of Remembrance holding a book below, engaging the viewer with his gaze.
Thiis is a magnificent example of the work of Warwickshire based artist Richard Stubington, a former pupil of the painter George Frederick Watts who presumably learnt stained glass at Birmingham School of Art.
Stubington's work remains little known but amongst the best of it's time. His work can also be seen in the east window at Balsall Common, and in the north chapel at nearby Lapworth.