A Depiction of St Ethelburga of York in Stained Glass, Bradford Cathedral.

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Bradford, Bradford Cathedral, church, Church of England., Churches, glass, St Ethelburga of York, stained glass., window, windows, York

A Depiction of The Madonna and Child in Stained Glass, Gloucester Cathedral.

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Cathedrals, glass, Gloucester Cathedral, Jesus Christ., Madonna and Child, St Mary, stained glass., The Blessed Virgin Mother

A Depiction of The Feeding of the 5000 in Stained Glass, Lady St Mary Church, Wareham.

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Church of England., Churches, glass, Jesus Christ., miracles, stained glass., The feeding of the 5000

A Depiction of The Flight to Egypt in Stained Glass, Lady St Mary Church, Wareham.

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Church of England., Churches, donkey, Egypt, Flight to Egypt, glass, Jesus Christ., Madonna and Child, St Joseph, stained glass., The Holy Family

The Sign and Lamp of the “Old Ship Inn”, 16 High West Street, Dorchester, 07/07/15.

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Dorchester, Dorset, glass, lamp, Old Ship Inn, Old Ship Inn Dorchester, Public houses, pubs, rigging, sails, Ships, signs, sun

A Depiction of The Resurrection in Stained Glass, Wimborne Minster, Wimborne Minster.

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Angel, Banner of The Resurrection, Church architecture, Church of England., Churches, glass, Jesus Christ., stained glass., The Resurrection, tomb, Wimborne Minster

To quote from Richard Taylor’s “How To Read a Church“, “The moment of the Resurrection is not recorded in the Gospel, but it is widely portrayed in the art of the Western Church. Jesus emerges in glory from the tomb. He is dressed in white or gold and may be holding the banner of the Resurrection, a pole bearing a pendant with a red cross on a white background“.

Here the banner has a white cross on a red background, but I think it is safe to say that the central figure in this scene is Jesus Christ, bearing the wounds of his crucifixion (note hole in the palm of the right hand), rising from a rather fantastical tomb! The scene is made even more unusual by the presence of an angel in the foreground removing what looks like the lid of what Taylor describes in his book as a “modern box-tomb“, which seems to bear little relation to the crenelated from which Jesus Christ is emerging.

A Depiction of Saint Cecilia in Stained Glass, Bury St. Edmunds Cathedral.

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Bury St Edmunds, Bury St Edmunds Cathedral, Cathedrals, Church architecture, Church of England., Churches, glass, Music, Saints, St Cecilia, stained glass., window

Photo Archive: “Small Worlds” by Simon Thomas, At-Bristol, Anchor Road, Bristol, August 2014.

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"Small World" by Simon Thomas, anti-matter, At-Bristol, Bristol, Bristol Cathedral, Bristol Cathedral Choir School, cone, glass, Paul Dirac, public art, quantum theory, Reflections, sculpture, Simon Thomas, window shopping.

“…a dramatic cone which rises 18ft into the air”.

To quote from the At-Bristol website:

“This striking piece, sponsored by the Institute of Physics, commemorates the work of Paul Dirac, the Nobel Prize winning scientist/mathematician who was born in Bristol.

Paul Dirac is most famous for his contribution to the Quantum theory and his discovery of anti-matter“.

I don’t know anything about quantum theory or anti-matter, but I do like a dramatic cone. The building behind the sculpture is At-Bristol, which has “hundreds of hands-on exhibits to explore, live shows and a Planetarium“.  Reflected in the glass you can see the traffic on Anchor Road, Bristol Cathedral Choir School and the twin bell towers of Bristol Cathedral.

Photo Archive: Owl, The Grand Arcade. Leeds, 20/12/14.

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Arcades, glass, Leeds, owl, painting, shop windows, The Grand Arcade, The Grand Arcade Leeds, window, window shopping.

Painted onto the window of an empty shop, located towards the Vicar Lane end of The Grand Arcade.

A Depiction of The Shepherds at The Nativity in Stained Glass, St Michael and All Angels Church, Haworth.

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Angle, Church architecture, Churches, glass, Haworth, shepherds, St Michael and All Angels Church Haworth, stained glass., The Nativity