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All Saints’ Church, York: Pricke of Conscience Window – Morality in Stained Glass 15th-C Style

All Saints’ Church, York: Pricke of Conscience Window – Morality in Stained Glass 15th-C Style

Feb 21, 2021

Situated towards the eastern end of the north aisle of the church of All Saints, York is a remarkable stained glass (painted) window. The window consists of 3 lights with 6 image panels in each light, totalling 18 panels. There is light tracery also. The images panels...
Images of the Medieval Church: Stained Glass at All Saints’ York – Angels, Acts of Mercy & Spectacles

Images of the Medieval Church: Stained Glass at All Saints’ York – Angels, Acts of Mercy & Spectacles

Jan 24, 2021

The 14th and 15th centuries produced diverse artwork in churches that reflected back to the viewer an image to provoke thought about the state of their soul and moral life. It could be instructive about areas such as social order and morality lessons such as those...

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