Sentences with phrase «of stained glass windows»

The chemistry of creating small clusters and nanoparticles of gold goes back more than 1000 years to the production of stained glass windows.

I look forward to seeing what happens to my work under the light of stained glass windows.

In 1996, Golub was given a commission to design a set of stained glass windows for Temple Sholom in Chicago, the four windows depict the life of Joseph.

A highlight of Soulages» career came in 1986 with a commission from the French Ministry of Culture to create a cycle of stained glass windows for the Romanesque Abbey - Church Sainte - Foy in Conques, France.

He also designed a set of stained glass windows for the abbey church at Conques (1994).

Shattered fragments of stained glass windows destroyed at the end of the English Civil War from Christ Church Cathedral in suspiciously royalist Oxford have been stuck back together like a religious history rendered via illuminated crazy paving.

I chose this top because I thought both the colors and the pattern did a nice job echoing the colors and the idea of the stained glass window.

The lesson aims to teach students about the importance of stained glass windows and how they teach about important events in Christianity.

Carroll's other works, a numbered sequence of Stained Glass Window, also utilize bands of text - like imagery.

The first includes an artist such as Paul Klee, for whom each picture is a singular and exacting exploration of a chosen poetic theme (the conflation, for example, of the structure of a stained glass window with that of a plant).

He stopped on Mallorca and in the cathedral of Palma found himself mesmerized by the reflections of the stained glass windows in the baptismal font.

He currently studies the art of stained glass at the workshop of the world - renowned master glassmaker, JM Bonet, and has participated in the restoration, conservation and construction of the stained glass windows of the Sagrada Familia cathedral.

A wall of stained glass windows, made from humble «craft» materials like tape, paper, beads, and photo - gels, plays on the idea of metamorphosis with a fly as its central motif.

Four floors of stained glass windows are illuminated from the interior.

Walk through Dublin with local artist Peter Young, who will lead you through the streets, popping into churches galleries and café's to see Dublin's rich history of stained glass windows.

Also included is a generous selection from Wiley's ongoing World Stage project; several of his enormous Down paintings; striking male portrait busts in bronze; and examples from the artist's new series of stained glass windows.

The Art Institute of Chicago, the Smart Museum, Driehaus Museum, and Driehaus Gallery of Stained Glass Windows were important museum visits.

Valentin Carron's reductive interpretation of stained glass windows on view at her new 303 Gallery solo exhibition The dirty grey cube (you) turns around sadly and screams at us (he) ca - tarac - ta.

Their draping lines have been abstracted and then divided into areas of cream and the palest blue, with gray lines that suggest the leading of a stained glass window.

The feature of the stained glass window represents the light of truth and evokes religious ideology in connection to the Divine Light.

Included in the exhibition is a reconstruction of the stained glass window Rosa Mystica which was designed by Josef Albers for St. Michael's Church in Bottrop, Germany, and which was destroyed during WWII.

Visitors teleport between floors, and the structure includes renderings of stained glass windows.

Elizabeth Shanks wanted to keep a piece of a stained glass window «as a form of transition from the old into the new.

I love how the angles on this lantern juxtapose the sharpness of the stained glass window.

In fact, the arch of his vision moved full circle late in his life when he was commissioned to create a cycle of stained glass windows for the 1,000 - year - old Grossmünster church in Zurich, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture.

A Saint is a person who — in the trite and often repeated remark of the little girl, thinking, I suppose, of the stained glass window — «lets the light shine through.»

For me, it might be one of the stain glass windows or the floor.