CHURCHES AND CHAPELS
As with most stained glass designers of my generation and for centuries before, this formed the majority of my output.
It demanded some biblical awareness, an understanding of light and colour, a respect for architecture of the past and present but it also faced the involvement of a client, which could be either a boon or burden.
A scholarship to study glass in Europe in 1957 revealed just how dormant our native stained glass had become after the war particularly when compared with France and the Low Countries and following this tour designing glass was given new life.
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Appleton Church, Oxfordshire
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Auckland Methodist Mission (since demolished)
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Benington, Herts
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Broughton Castle Chapel – reusing ancient glass
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Broughton Castle Rose
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Broughton Castle
Buckingham Palace
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Buckingham Palace (detail)
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Chapel en le Frith
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Charing Cross Hospital Chapel
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Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Church of the Transfiguration, Kempston, Bedford
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St Thomas’ Church, Oakwood, detail
CONVENT LEWISHAM
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Earby, Yorks
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East Grinstead Whittington College
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Ellerton, York
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Eyam,Derbyshire
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Halifax, Nova Scotia
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Holy Trinity, Northwood
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Honiara Solomon Islands
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Hurworth Park Concreted glass – now removed
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Hurworth Park
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Jersey St John
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Leavesden Green, Church of the Nazarene
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Lewisham Convent
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Pield Heath Convent

Pield Heath
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Rangiora New Zealand
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Sarratt, Herts. The Vision of the Rood
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St Thomas, Oakwood, Baptistry
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St Andrew Cuffley
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St Francis Convent, East Grinstead
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St Bernard, Mt Lebanon, Pittsburgh
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St Mary’s Church, Halifax
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St Thomas New York City
matching James Hogan Style
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Stockbridge Village Liverpool concreted glass
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Stockbridge Village, Liverpool
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Thornton Hough, Cheshire
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Westminster Abbey, Catto window
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Westminister Abbey, Leopold Muller
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Westminster Abbey, Lucina Ho
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Whitgift Almshouses (detail)
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Winchester Cathedral (detail)
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Winchester Cathedral
use of rescued mediaeval glass
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