feanar:

Stained glass portrait of Saint Margaret, Saint Margaret’s chapel at Edinburgh Castle.

feanar:

Stained glass portrait of Saint Margaret, Saint Margaret’s chapel at Edinburgh Castle.

patternparis:

(PATTERN PARIS)Chateau de Vincennes

patternparis:

(PATTERN PARIS)
Chateau de Vincennes

spongeblogspringerpants:

Detail from Stained Glass Window Behind the Altar, St. Francis Xavier Church, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

spongeblogspringerpants:

Detail from Stained Glass Window Behind the Altar, St. Francis Xavier Church, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

ufansius:

John La Farge

ufansius:

John La Farge

dantmccarthy:

stained glass in medieval times

dantmccarthy:

stained glass in medieval times

vertical-desert:

Stain Glass Windown in the South Aisle at Salisbury Cathedral (by BryantSpokane)

vertical-desert:

Stain Glass Windown in the South Aisle at Salisbury Cathedral (by BryantSpokane)

dantmccarthy:

stained glass angel

dantmccarthy:

stained glass angel

zombienormal:

Polonia, Stanislaw Wyspianski (1869-1907), 1893-94. (National Museum, Krakow, Poland)
Via.

zombienormal:

Polonia, Stanislaw Wyspianski (1869-1907), 1893-94. (National Museum, Krakow, Poland)

Via.

adryrn:

A stained glass window from Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford.

adryrn:

A stained glass window from Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford.

neitherlandish:

Chartres Cathedral, Noah Window; detail; People drown as the Flood rises, 13th c.

neitherlandish:

Chartres Cathedral, Noah Window; detail; People drown as the Flood rises, 13th c.

mementomoriiv:

Judith Schaechter - Donkey Ducky Dream stained glass

mementomoriiv:

Judith Schaechter - Donkey Ducky Dream stained glass

akapersonae:


A stained glass window in the Ramos Pinto port house, Vila Nova da Gaia, Portugal, depicting a devilish character (possibly Bacchus - God of wine) climbing up the thigh of what looks like a “port goddess”. Adriano Ramos Pinto had a deliciously irreverent approach to marketing his Port wine (initially to Brazil).
The design was initially projected by the Portuguese architect Marques da Silva with the work completed in the Picard and Cie., Paris in 1899

akapersonae:

A stained glass window in the Ramos Pinto port house, Vila Nova da Gaia, Portugal, depicting a devilish character (possibly Bacchus - God of wine) climbing up the thigh of what looks like a “port goddess”. Adriano Ramos Pinto had a deliciously irreverent approach to marketing his Port wine (initially to Brazil).

The design was initially projected by the Portuguese architect Marques da Silva with the work completed in the Picard and Cie., Paris in 1899

glitzandgrandeur:

Detail from the window depicting St Tigernach, stained glass from  St Joseph’s, Carrickmacross, County Monaghan, Ireland, 1928 – Harry Clarke
Photo via http://gooseberriesandwalnuts.blogspot.com

glitzandgrandeur:

Detail from the window depicting St Tigernach, stained glass from  St Joseph’s, Carrickmacross, County Monaghan, Ireland, 1928 – Harry Clarke

Photo via http://gooseberriesandwalnuts.blogspot.com