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North transept, north window, by Shrigley and Hunt, 1898 - Saints of Northern Britain : Columba, Aidan, Bede and Wilfrid
Stained glass window above the high altar depicting Christ and the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. It was designed by John Piper and installed in 1959.
Lady Chapel, south window, by Christopher Whall, 1901-2 - Nativity. Top tier of 5 lights - Swords and Sceptres - the Choir of Dominations, with the gradual passing of violence into war : detail
Chapel, 1 of 8 side windows by Bernard van Linge, 1629-30. South side, Apostles - Saints Peter, Andrew and James Major : detail - James Major
Chapel, 1 of 8 side windows by Bernard van Linge, 1629-30. North side, Prophets - Ezekiel, Jeremiah and Isaiah : detail - Isaiah
Chancel,east window, by Morris and Co, designed by Burne Jones, 1876 (3 main panels, only use) - Last Judgement : detail
I'll never be a movie star, but it should give some idea how the tiny crushed stained glass shards are placed.
Central of three windows of east apse, by Morris and Co, 1864 (originally east window of original chancel) : detail - Jeremiah, by William Morris (only use)
Female saint (possibly St Mary Magdalene), c1913, and male figure (memorial to a yound man who died in WW1), c1918, by Leonard Walker (1877-1964) - detail
Nave, south aisle window, by Powell and Sons of Whitefriars, in memory of Frances Leigh, wife of James Wentworth Leigh (dean 1894-1919). Depicts Biblical mothers with their children - Ruth and Obed, Hannah and Samuel, Elizabeth and St John, and Eunice with Timothy.
1 of 36 windows by Mark Angus in collaboration with Katharina Eisch to mark the Millennium, 2002-05. Nave window : Fire - Pentecost, and Water- Baptism : detail
Chapel, 1 of 8 side windows by Bernard van Linge, 1629-30. North side, Prophets - Ezekiel, Jeremiah and Isaiah : detail - Ezekiel
St John the Baptist, Windsor, Berkshire.
Window by Joseph Edward Nuttgens (1892-1982), 1929.
Detail.
Mary hath chosen the good part.
To the Glory of God and in loving memory of William Miles and Mary Anne his wife, also of their daughter-in-law Harriet Wagstaff Miles who fell asleep 2nd March 1882, 27th May 1894 and 17th May 1913.
Nuttgens was born in Aachen, Germany. His mother was British and he lived in Britain from the age of four, which did not stop him from being interned during World War I. He was a draughtsman for AA Orr and became chief assistant of Martin Travers, who was a powerful influence as, at an earlier stage, was Christopher Whall. Nuttgens also produced designs for Powell & Son and spent the later part of his life near High Wycombe, where he became a friend of Eric Gill. He had twelve children of whom one, also Joseph, was an artist who took over from his father and is still a glassmaker.