This month we had Jacqui Fowler speak to us about women stained glass artists of the 20th century. Here is a summary of some of those artists and where you can visit their work (when lockdown is over).
Nearby to Sale
- St George’s Parish Church, Altrincham, Mary Lowndes window from 1915
- St Peter’s Parish Church, Swinton, Veronica Whall’s windows from 1935
- Manchester Climbing Centre (was St Benedict’s Church), Ardwick, Margaret “Tor” Rope window
- St Michael Church, Ashton under Lyme, Nativity window by Moira Forsyth
- Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, window by Margaret Trahern
- Manchester Cathedral, Fire window by Margaret Trahern
Further Away
- The Glass House (now private businesses) 9-12 Lettice Street, Fulham, London
- Shrewsbury Cathedral, Baptistry Window by Margaret “Marga” Rope c.1920
- Guildford Cathedral, Rose Window by Moira Forsyth
- Stained Glass Museum at Ely Cathedral including work by Wilhelmina Geddes, Margaret Trahern & more
- Cathedral of St Martin, Ypres, Belgium, Rose window by Wilhelmina Geddes
Main article photo is a recycled glass window by Florence Camm at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. All photos copyright Jacqui Fowler.
