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Detail from the Kitching War Memorial Window at Hull Minster
Designed and executed by James Ballantine FSA of Edinburgh.
The window expresses gratitude for Victory in the First World War.
Notice the introduction of WWI new inventions: the tank, submarine, and biplane into the design at the bottom.
See the whole window at Hull Minster, Kingston Upon Hull.
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Details of the Memorial Window in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Nebraska City in memory of Rt. Rev. Joseph Cruickshank Talbot
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Memorial Window in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Nebraska City in memory of Rt. Rev. Joseph Cruickshank Talbot
Inseparably associated with St. Mary's is the work of the Rt. Rev. Joseph Cruickshank Talbot, first Bishop of the Episcopal Church with exclusive jurisdiction west of the Missouri River. Bishop Talbot made Nebraska City his home for five years beginning in 1860 during which time he laid foundations for the Episcopal Church's later work in his vast jurisdiction which included the present states of Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, and California. Bishop Talbot used St. Mary's Church as his cathedral during those years.
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Memorial Window located in the Civil War Veterans Museum, Nebraska City
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Memorial Window by jacquemart Via Flickr: Worcester Cathedral
~"Resurrection," Study for the Colonel Henry Coffin Nevins Memorial Window. John La Farge (American, 1835-1910) (Artist) Period: 1894 Medium: watercolor on paper This watercolor is a study for La Farge's "Resurrection" window of 1894 for the First Congregational United Church of Christ, Methuen, Massachusetts, a memorial for local industrialist Henry Coffin Nevins (1843-1892). The enormous window measures 17 feet across and 11 feet high, and is said to contain some 8,000 pieces of glass. Julie Fanchette Henriette Nevins (d. 1904), Nevins' widow had brought La Farge to see the church in 1892, but uninpressed by the space he pursuaded her to build a new chancel with a single monumental window opening to frame his work. The chancel designed by La Farge's son, the architect C. Grant La Farge of the firm Heins and La Farge (see James L. Yarnall, "John La Farge: A Biographic and Critical Study," 2012, p. 212). Christ appears in the center of the design in white surrounded by light, while robed figures to either side push away dark clouds. The finished window follows this study very closely (see Adams, Foster et al, "John La Farge," 1987, p. 214-218).
Window celebrating workers memorial day remembering those workers killed at work. ©andybowman
