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THE BENEDICTINES FROM ITALY TO ENGLAND – From Order in Rurality to Urban Powerhouse

THE BENEDICTINES FROM ITALY TO ENGLAND – From Order in Rurality to Urban Powerhouse

May 30, 2021

Whilst the roots of the Benedictines grew from the Italian countryside, they established some of their monasteries as key centres in England. The Benedictines played an integral role in society, culture, learning and the economy of England from the 7th C through until...
The Evolution of English Stained Glass 1: Late-7th Century until 14th Century

The Evolution of English Stained Glass 1: Late-7th Century until 14th Century

Apr 18, 2021

Dating stained glass is not a simple task. The techniques, colours, designs, window tracery, ferramenta, content, symbolism, intended purpose, commission and position need to be examined. This post is to give an introduction to some of the considerations. Between the...
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