U.S. & Elsewhere
National Cathedral, Washington DC
This spectacular time-lapse in one of North America's great cathedrals was documented during restoration by Colin Winterbottom. Light and colour dance across the contours of the architecture, animating the sacred space.
View the time lapse video.
A THING OF BEAUTY: Chagall's Peace Window Article
Chagall created the famous Peace Window for the United Nations in 1964.
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2500 Presentation Drawings Archived at the Library of Congress
The Lamb studio was founded in 1857 and is the oldest decorative arts firm in continuous operation in the United States
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Fr. Lawrence O.P.'s Stained Glass Collection
Lawrence Lew's Flickr site has superb photos of stained glass in Europe, Asia and North America.
See collection on Flickr
Saint Katharine Drexel depicted as a Plains Indian (1858-1955)
Born in 1858 to one of Philadelphia’s wealthiest families, she became a Roman Catholic nun and built many schools and churches for Native Americans and African-Americans.
Her amazing story (video)
Fused Glass: A Radical New Way to Make Stained Glass
In 2015, a studio in Pasadena invested in a novel process called fused glass. They constructed one of the world’s largest stained glass windows.
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Sainte Chapelle, Paris
With perhaps the most revered stained glass in Paris, the exquisite Sainte Chapelle , consecrated in 1238, has been called a Sistine Chapel in glass. It's tucked away near Notre Dame on Île de la Cité.
Video Visit by Rick Steeves
Nasir ol-Mulk Mosque, Shiraz, Iran
Although often thought of as a Christian medium, stained glass is found in mosques and synagogues all over the world. Its use in the Middle East preceded the West by many centuries. Photo Mohammad Reza Domiri Ganji
See photos of the "Pink Mosque"
Tiffany at St Michael's Church, Manhattan
St. Michael’s Church on 99th Street in New York City, is home to one of the largest Tiffany & Co glass installations to remain in its original location. Constructed more than 125 years ago, it was designated a New York City landmark in 2016.
See video church visit