A small window framed by stones and with light shining through the glass at Duke University Chapel in North Carolina
Leaving the Light On
Leaving the Light On
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Windows with Style
The 77 Duke Chapel windows were designed and constructed over a three-year period by 15 artists and craftsmen. They are constructed from over one million pieces of glass, imported from England, France, and Belgium and varying in thickness between 1/8 and 3/16 inch. The largest window measures 17.5 by 38 feet, and the smallest measures just 14 by 20 inches.
Impressive Window
Charlotte – A Theater from a Church
The pride of Spirit Square is the 730-seat McGlohon Theater, named in honor of the late legendary jazz pianist Loonis McGlohon of Charlotte. With beautiful stained glass windows and a cupola, this space served as the First Baptist Church sanctuary for many years. The theater has been carefully restored to preserve and enhance its unique architectural details.
Charlotte – Inside McGlohon Theater at Spirit Square
Charlotte – Reflections on Church Windows
Interesting reflections on arched windows of an old church in Charlotte, North Carolina
Charlotte – Reflections on Church Windows
Church Window Reflections
Reflections for an Image
Reflections on a window create a framed composition of a building, blue sky, greenery, trees and a path
Reflections for an Image
Light and Shadows in the Workshop
Light from the windows creates patterns and shadows in the workshop
Light and Shadows in the Workshop
Stained Glass
In addition to the Golden Altar at Iglesia San Jose (the Church of San Jose) in Casco Viejo, Panama City, it also has some very nice stained glass windows.
This one is dedicated to Saint Rita of Cascia, the Patron Saint of Lost Causes.
and this one to Saint Augustine of Hippo.
