Reframing Stained Glass in Nineteenth-Century Britain: Culture, Aesthetics, Contexts

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Refreshments will be available

Session I

Daniel Jütte
Stained Glass: Fragments of a longue durée History

Respondent: Gareth Atkins

Lunch

Session II

Martin Crampin

Medievalism in Victorian Ecclesiastical Stained Glass: a Defining Concept?

Ayla Lepine
Through a Glass Darkly: Sacramental Stained Glass & Victorian Devotion

Respondent: William Whyte

Tea & Coffee Break

Session III

Jasmine Allen

The Union of Science and Art: Windows for the South Kensington Museum

Tom Küpper
Breaking Boundaries Amateur Stained Glass in Places of Christian Worship in England between 1830-1880

Respondent: Kate Nichols

Session IV

Michael Ledger-Lomas
Daylight upon Magic: Queen Victoria and Stained Glass

Alex Bremner
Colonial Church Chronicles: Missionary Themes in Stained Glass, Home and Abroad        

Respondent: Dominic Janes  

Tea & Coffee Break

Session V

Nicola Gordon Bowe
Ireland’s Role in Establishing ‘Positive Constructive Relations’ between Stained Glass and Painting through its Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Cultural Revival

Sally Rush
Seeing Red: glass painting in Edinburgh in the 1830s

Respondent: Charlotte Ribeyrol

Lunch

Session VI

Jim Cheshire
Stained Glass and Photographic Portraiture

Thea Goldring
Scientific Signalling across the Channel: the Chemistry of Nineteenth-Century Stained Glass Communications

Respondent: Jasmine Allen

Closing Remarks