There is a well-known scene early in “Remembrance of Things Past ... finds his own inspiration in the sight of a stained-glass window—it leads him to discover his own unremembered past ...

The memorial, a stained-glass window about 15 feet (4,6 meters) wide and 12 feet (3,7 meters) high, contains several symbols of peace and love, such as the young child in the center being kissed ...

The new windows are ... qualities of stained glass, different aspects of the scene become more and less apparent with changing light. The word “Cleansed”, at the base of the scene, almost disappears ...

Westminster Abbey has very little medieval glass now ... Story of the memorial fountain to Shakespeare…edited L. Clarke Davis, 1890 Glazing the clerestory: the east window of Henry VII chapel… by Alan ...