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An illustrated guide that leads readers on tours to discover stained-glass windows in English ecclesiastical and secular buildings, arranged by architectural periods—Early English, Decorated, Perpendicular, and Renaissance—and supplemented with maps, itineraries, and sixteen plates. It offers visual and analytical descriptions of glazing, tracery, colour, and composition, links windows to their architectural settings from cathedrals to college chapels and guildhalls, discusses preservation and reproduction challenges, and emphasizes how the study of windows reveals broader features of building history, liturgical use, and medieval artistic practice.
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