The proposal for a course to be held in the Autumn Term at the Guildford Institute has now been made and it has a wider remit than the original now covering Church Stained Glass 1820-1920, mainly looking at examples from this period in the Surrey and North Hampshire area.
Details will be posted on www.polypodphoto.co.uk as and when known. In the meantime please let us know of your interest by email to: polypod@gmail.com
A source of information on interesting architecture, buildings and associated subjects related to British Heritage. Places visited, things seen by Mike Sleigh and photographs taken on Polypodphoto 'PhotoWalks'.
Saturday, 30 March 2013
Tuesday, 19 March 2013
Victorian Stained Glass 2
A second day course on Victorian Stained Glass is planned to held at the Guildford Institute later this year in the Autumn Term. Details to follow. If you are interested please let me know by email: polypod@gmail.com
In preparation for the course a selection of stained glass window photos are being put on the fotoLIBRA website: http://www.fotolibra.com/gallery/search/pro.php?all_words=polypodphoto
In preparation for the course a selection of stained glass window photos are being put on the fotoLIBRA website: http://www.fotolibra.com/gallery/search/pro.php?all_words=polypodphoto
Sunday, 10 March 2013
Victorian Stained Glass
An enjoyable course was held at the Guildford Institute last Thursday when we looked at Victorian Church Architecture & Stained Glass, using local churches in Surrey and N E Hampshire as examples of the Victorian Neo-Gothic style.
The group paid a visit to St Mary's to look at the examples of stained glass in the church, we then finished off the day with a look inside St Nicolas at the wall paintings and especially the excellent Clayton & Bell stained glass.
There was enough interest in the stained glass to propose a day course later in the year to cover the subject in more depth.
The group paid a visit to St Mary's to look at the examples of stained glass in the church, we then finished off the day with a look inside St Nicolas at the wall paintings and especially the excellent Clayton & Bell stained glass.
There was enough interest in the stained glass to propose a day course later in the year to cover the subject in more depth.
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