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A Lecture on Stained Glass

By Robert Anning Bell

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Venture into a historical lesson that showcases the blend of artistry and technique behind the mesmerizing beauty of colorful windows.

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2021-11-30
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Summary

"A Lecture on Stained Glass" by Robert Anning Bell is a lesson from 1922 exploring the historical journey, methods, and present trends in stained glass art. Presented at The Royal College of Art, this lecture traces stained glass from its medieval beginnings to current ways, stressing its spiritual and design importance in Christian buildings. Bell gives a thorough view, talking about materials and historical use in holy places, explaining creation steps from choosing colored glass to painting and joining techniques. Bell points out how important teamwork is and balances art with craft. He also notes current style shifts to stronger colors and designs but misses lost art form traditions. This lecture teaches and encourages a greater understanding of stained glass as a special and meaningful art.

About the Author

Robert Anning Bell was an English artist and designer.

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