r/StainedGlassHeaven

fun one, within an LED back lit black metal frame

An old stained glass window and a newer one from Gloucester Cathedral. Edward II is buried to the left of the big, older stained glass window. Robert Curthose’s effigy is just outside the chapel with the newer stained glass window.

I made this piece “The Lute” (the loot) as a sort of companion piece to “The Lyre” (the liar). Once again mounted in a Ludwig bass drum, but this one is 28” instead of 26”. It was a really fun project to design and create, I hope you all dig! I have lots more photos of the build process, let me know if anyone is interested!

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Je ne regrette rien...🫶🏻

It’s not a perfect match but I thought that it would be so GORGEOUS in stained glass so here we are 😂

Printemps has a stained glass dome like Galleries Lafayette a few blocks away. In Lafayette, the dome covers 3 or 4 floors and you can see it soon after you enter the store. Printemps dome is on the 6th floor so you have to use the lift to find it. I didn’t know this so I showed some employees a photo and the first 4 i showed it too said they didn’t know anything about it! Can you imagine working in a massive department store with a huge glass dome and not even knowing about it? 😂

Stained glass windows designed by Alphonse Mucha inside the St. Vitus cathedral, Prague

The gravege of the French kings.

It is considered art historically as one of the founding buildings of the Gothic, since in 1140 started by Abbot Suger