The family story took a dramatic turn when the woman in the stained-glass window—“educated, refined, attractive, propertied,” in the characterization of her grandson—married John Henry ...

A stained glass solar window on the floor of a CES 2024 press event was more than meets the eye. I was looking not just at an art object, but a solar panel capable of turning sunlight energy into ...

If you want to add a luxe touch to your home, consider stained glass transom windows. This addition offers natural light and ...

The stained-glass piece is made of 1,152 panels, distributed along 30 meters (98 feet) in diameter, and it took Quagliata and his 20 assistants five years of hard work. ”When I came back, I was ...

Stained glass artist Armelle Le Roux installs “Remembered Light,” a stained glass art exhibit made from the window shards of churches bombed in World War II collected by Fred McDonald, then a ...

The Watkins Museum of History is celebrating a successful stained glass window restoration project — a community-funded ...

Asad Hajeebhoy, a renowned stained glass artist and founder of Glasscrafters Studio, has worked with around 13 churches in Bengaluru to install or restore stained glass art June 8, 2025 e-Paper ...

I screened Justin Monroe’s new documentary, “Holy Frit,” on a 13-inch laptop screen in Kansas City, Missouri, some 20 miles from the film’s 37 by 93-foot colossal subject.

When the dazzling 16-foot-high leaded stained- glass window arrived in Canton in 1913, it made front-page news—and postponed the new church’s dedication by a week because of a shipping delay.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has acquired a historic stained-glass window by Tiffany. The three-part Garden Landscape window (1912) was commissioned by the philanthropist Sarah B. Cochran—a ...

In 1960, Marc Chagall embarked on his first stained-glass project in the U.S. A new show captures the creative process that went into it.

The Stained Glass Window” is at once narrative history, family chronicle and personal memoir. The window in the title—produced more than a century ago by black craftsmen in an Atlanta church where Mr.