St. Mary’s, Betwys-y-Coed, Wales
St. Flannan’s Cathedral, Killaloe, Ireland
All Saints’ Chapel, University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee
Beverley Minster
Stained Glass Sunday
#StainedGlassSunday
A view down the long lavatorium in the cloister of Gloucester Cathedral. A shelf plus basin in front of it extends the complete length towards a stained glass window at the end. The ceiling is elaborately carved in a series of interlinking fan-vaulted arches. On the right, seven pairs of stained glass windows can be seen, each one with three lights.
Lavatorium in Gloucester Cathedral has 14th C origins as facilities for monks in earlier abbey to wash.
The long evocative stretch of #SundayStonework on north of cloisters features elaborately wonderful #MarchArches + later #StainedGlassSunday.
And Harry Potter + Half Blood Prince has a scene here.
#StainedGlassSunday The Convent Art Gallery, Daylesford,
Victoria (surprisingly, this was formerly a convent school😃)
John Hayward's Sherborne sheep are on the sagacious side. There's wisdom but also benevolence in this ewe, right.
I like the way that the sheep's fleecy bodies flow from one light to the next, unifying the different elements of the window. @churchartnature.bsky.social #StainedGlassSunday
A statue of a praying man kneeling in front of an arched Gothic stained glass window.
Notre-Dame de Paris.
#PhotographersOfBluesky #EastCoastKin #StainedGlassSunday
#SilentSunday
To dry the rain on my storm-beaten face,
For no man well of such a salve can speak..
Sonnet 34.
Glass by Thomas Denny at Gloucester Cathedral. 2013.
#shakespearesunday #stainedglasssunday
3/3 Almost forgot! Here's the whole thing. 'Of such is the Kingdom' by Henry Holiday, 1909 in Dunfermline Abbey.
#StainedGlassSunday
Interior bathed in sunlight through stained glass
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
#Stunday
#StainedGlassSunday
a lavishly laid dining table with silver spoons, an expensive bottle of wine, etc: On the left side there is a paneled wall with a lit stained-glass-ornament, featuring a tulip
yellow stained-glass-ornament, featuring a tulip
Always travel in style
#StainedGlassSunday
(a stained-glass ornament in the dining compartment of the Orient-Express (special exhibition at Villa du Temps retrouvé / Cabourg)
Sunday
#AncientSiteSunday
#CeilingsonSunday
#FolkloreSunday
#SaxonSunday
#SevenOnSunday
#ShakespeareSunday
#ShieldSunday
#SignsOnSunday or #SundaySigns
#SilentSunday
#skysunday
#SpoliaSunday
#StainedGlassSunday
#StandingStoneSunday
One of Harry Clarke’s stained glass windows , depicting a woman and stylised sun
#StainedGlassSunday. One of Harry Clarke’s stunning windows in Bewley’s cafe , Grafton St, Dublin. A stunning example of a secular stained glass.
1/ Suggested hashtags to join on a Sunday
#StandingStoneSunday
#AncientSiteSunday
#SaxonSunday
#ShieldSunday
#SpoliaSunday
#StainedGlassSunday
#SundaySermons
#SundayBells
#SundayStonework
#StandingCrossSunday
#CeilingsOnSunday
#ChandelierSunday
1 of 8 #SundayHashtags
A man is seen cutting a branch off a tree. These roundels depict seasonal activities for March (tree pruning), April or November (rain showers), September (grape harvesting) and December or January (feasting).
A man is seen entering a building to avoid the rain. These roundels depict seasonal activities for March (tree pruning), April or November (rain showers), September (grape harvesting) and December or January (feasting).
A man is seen picking grapes in a courtyard. These roundels depict seasonal activities for March (tree pruning), April or November (rain showers), September (grape harvesting) and December or January (feasting).
A king is seen feasting at a table. These roundels depict seasonal activities for March (tree pruning), April or November (rain showers), September (grape harvesting) and December or January (feasting).
“The Labours of the Months”
Stained glass. 1500-20
Probably made in the workshop of John Wattok, one of several glass makers from the Low Countries working in Norwich
From the Rosemary Lane house of Thomas Pykerell (former Norwich mayor).
Now Castle Museum, Norwich, Norfolk
#StainedGlassSunday
Medieval stained glass depicting a Biblical king from York Minster. Originally part of a larger ‘Tree of Jesse’ design, the glass can now be viewed in the Minster undercroft. 📸 My own. #StainedGlassSunday #YorkMinster
Clocks gone forward and missed an hour of sleep? Then grab hold of the nearest Jesse Tree and have a quick doze.
1901 Lavers & Westlake stained glass at St Andrew’s in Chippenham #Wiltshire
#StainedGlassSunday
An image of a minister at a lectern in a church with coloured light cast from a stained glass window reflected above her
A little late for #StainedGlassSunday and not even a photo of the stained glass itself, but look at the glorious colours reflected from one of the beautiful west windows in the Dublin Unitarian Church on St Stephen’s Green, Dublin
#StainedGlassSunday Two years ago, I went on a terrific tour of City of London stained glass, organised by the Stained Glass Museum at Ely.
Amidst the dazzling cavalcade of creatures that I saw, I picked these three sheep as among my favourites, the tiny seated ram not being the least of them!
St Nicholas Owen (1562-1606) - priest hole builder extraordinaire.
Glass by Hardman & Co at St Mary's Church Harvington.
#feastday #stainedglasssunday #stnicholasowen
King Henry VIII in the Great Hall of St Bartholomew's Hospital. After dissolving the monastic houses, including this hospital, Henry was persuaded by the City of London authorities to allow the hospital to reopen. #Tudors #StainedGlassSunday
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