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Glass Etching Supplies

September 27, 2009 by Stained Glass · Leave a Comment 

By Christian Ray Dinopol As long as you have all the supplies necessary, you'll be able to create beautiful works of art with glass. Imagine a finished piece of glass with whatever design you desire, that can be displayed in your home or work area. As long as you have all the supplies necessary, you’ll be able to create beautiful works of art with glass. Imagine a finished piece of glass with whatever design you desire, that can be displayed in your home or work area. Basic glass

Stained Glass Windows

September 14, 2009 by Stained Glass · Leave a Comment 

Antiques -gt; Architectural and Garden -gt; Stained Glass Windows -gt; Pre-1900 Stained glass windows are more than just functional windows, they are works of art that can express exalted meanings or simply beautify a room. When you are shopping for antique stained glass, it’s important to understand the amount of time that went into each piece. Remember, the little imperfections that are commonly present on most stained glass windows are part of their charm and in many cases, they ma

Is Luke Skywalker Your Jesus? A Look At Some ‘Star Wars’ Religious Artwork

September 7, 2009 by Stained Glass · Leave a Comment 

For many, Star Wars and its entire mythology may be considered a religion in itself. But what if Star Wars WAS actually a religion all this time, and many classic works of art had been created in celebration of it? As we all know, there are many easily recognizable works of religious art -- most notably of them, of course, is The Last Supper. So who of us in the world of geekdom could resist the image of Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Obi-Wan, R2-D2, George Lucas , and many other

Why Not Try The Hobby Of Creating Vibrant Stained Glass Mosaic Mandalas

August 19, 2009 by Stained Glass · Leave a Comment 

Have you ever looked at a magnificent stained glass window and been truly amazed at its dazzling qualities of color and light? Have you ever thought how long and hard the stained glass craftsmen must have trained to be able to create such magnificent works of Art? Have you sometimes wished that the craft of stained glass was a little cheaper to get started in? Do you ever wish that learning stained glass was not such a complicated and specialist process? Well if you have answered Yes t

The World’s 12 Most Spectacular Houses of Worship

June 29, 2009 by Stained Glass · Leave a Comment 

Eva Holland rounds up holy buildings that offer a powerful religious or historical significance, attracting travelers and spiritual seekers worldwide. There are all kinds of reasons why travelers seek out temples, mosques, synagogues and churches on the road. These holy buildings literally house tradition and history, offer insight into local cultures, and do so while putting irreplaceable works of art and architecture on display — often for free. And of course, they’re also popular desti

Cathedral Stained Glass Coloring Book

April 28, 2009 by Stained Glass · Leave a Comment 

Cathedral Stained Glass Coloring Book




Recreate great cathedral stained glass with these renderings based on details from cathedral windows in France, Germany, Austria, England. 16 plates specially printed on translucent paper show details from Augsburg Cathedral, Chartres, Le Mans, 13 others. Captions identify cathedral and window.

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4 Stars Dazzling Stained Glass Images
The designs in this coloring book are derived from the best of mediaeval stained glass, starting with the oldest surviving example of complete windows in Augsburg Cathedral, dating from the late eleventh century. Ed Sibbett has reproduced clearly and faithfully selected panels of windows. You may be inspired to carry out further research in order to discover the full beauty of these works of art. Teachers would find this book a valuable resource lessons for art, history and religion. Classroom windows covered with these images would dazzle!

4 Stars Excellent resource for the classroom!
I’ve used this book in my 7th grade Middle Ages project with great success. The images in the book are literally jaw-droppingly gorgeous, but not too hard for students to use in making larger “windows.” The paper is heavy-duty, can be easly removed from the book and taped to an overhead for tracing. They should last a long time. The only “problems” are that the pictures aren’t numbered so matching them to the source list at the back of the book is tricky - I just number them myself before cutting out. Also, I would have liked to see a sturdier cover for the pages. Once cut out, they tend to get bent. If you want kids to work on research with a project to enhance their papers, this is a good source or if you have kids whose main focus is on a project, this book is invaluable.

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