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| Much of what we have learned comes from studying our historic windows. We were particularly drawn to this section of the 14th-century Eaton Bishop church in Herefordshire, England, because it represented a turning point in religious art. The Virgin no longer seems stiff as in earlier windows and is depicted with a supple, s-shaped form and lively facial expressions.
We created this window to learn from the artists and artisans of this period. This window represents some of our finest work, using the most delicate handblown glass from Europe for color and glass painting for the subtleties of line. The Eaton Bishop study (shown left) is on display in our studio and is used in presentations to church committees considering stained glass for their places of worship. |
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