RONA MOODY FINDS MODERN STAINED GLASS IN SCOTLAND
UK STAINED GLASS NEWS (in 2004)
Here are some pics Rona took of 20th century stained glass on her holiday in
Scotland, summer 2004:
Please GIVE the pictures TIME TO LOAD...
Hendrie: A wee bagpiping angel! He did quite a few of these (naturally, cos heaven must be stowed with Scots) but this one is in Biggar. 1930s
McCartney (left): In the same church as the Wilson, an extremely nice window showing the seasons. 1990s
McLellan (right):
One of two of her windows in West Linton, one devoted to "Sacrifice"
and this one to "Peace". 1967
Strachan (left): a set of three little windows showing the Magi, the shepherds and the stable in a delightful little church in Yarrow. 1927
Broughton (right):
One of several windows in the ceiling of Broughton church, with nothing
to show the designer/maker.
Wilson (above):
The bottom of a window in Biggar showing local hills (though they weren't
quite that colour when we were there) 1950s
Mary (left): Just came across her in a church and thought she was lovely. No signature.
Stobo(Right):
The symbol of the Church of Scotland in a small fascinating church at
Stobo (it is opposite a window depicting the conversion of Merlin by St
Kentigern!)
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