The Stained Glass Museum Annual Lecture 2015
The Stained Glass Museum’s Annual Lecture 2015
Herkenrode Conserved: the remarkable survival of a sixteenth-century
masterpiece
Keith Barley FMGP ACR MBE
Wednesday 29 July, 6.15pm for 6.30pm
The Art Workers Guild, 6 Queen's Square, London, WC1N 3AT
This lecture will describe the survival of this remarkable collection of stained glass
from sixteenth century Flanders, its journey to Lichfield in the early nineteenth
century, and its recent programme of conservation in York in the twenty-first
century.
Keith Barley FMGP ACR is internationally renowned in stained glass conservation.
After completing his apprenticeship at the York Glaziers Trust in 1973, he founded
his own stained glass company, Barley Studio. Barley Studio has undertaken many
important conservation and restoration projects throughout the UK.
Book tickets £15 / £12.50 Friends of the Stained Glass Museum
For more information and to book tickets please go
to www.stainedglassmuseum.com/lectures
Before Conservation
After Conservation
Christ carrying the cross, detail of
Christ carrying the cross, detail of
window sIV 9b, Lichfield Cathedral
window sIV 9b, Lichfield Cathedral
*NEW to the Museum Shop*
Arts & Crafts Stained Glass
by Peter Cormack
£50.00 (Friends receive a further 10% discount)
Published by Yale University Press, 2015.
Hardback, 354pp, 200 colour + 50 b/w illustrations. ISBN 9780300209709
A beautifully illustrated book based on three decades of research, this is the first study of
the late-19th century Arts and Crafts movement and its influence on stained glass in Britain
and America. Peter Cormack is a noted scholar of 19th and 20th century British and
American stained glass, William Morris and the Arts and Crafts Movement.