c. 1190-1205
71.5 cm diam. (28 1/8 in.)
Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury, England; (family of Miss Gell?); by descent to her son, Sir Francis Grayling, Sittingbourne, Kent, (late 19th century-1923) ; dispersed by his stepson Bertram Christian, sold; [through Professor Kirsopp Lake]; to the Fogg Art Museum, 1924. Notes: See box 86, Harvard Art Museum Archives. Grayling's family may have acquired the window from Canterbury Cathedral when the glass was replaced at the end of the 19th century.
White glass with enamel and silver stain
17th centuryDutchPot metal glass, white glass with silver stain
16th centuryFlemishPot metal, white glass with silver stain
14th-16th centuryBritishPot metal, white glass with silver stain
14th-16th centuryBritishWhite glass with enamels and silver stain
16th centurySwissWhite glass with enamels and silver stain
17th centurySwissPot metal, white glass with silver stain
16th centuryGermanPot metal, white glass with silver stain and enamel
16th centurySwissWhite glass with silver stain
16th centurySwissWhite glass with silver stain and vitreous paint
18th centuryBritishPot-metal glass, white glass with silver stain, vitreous paint
12th-13th centuryBritishPot metal, vitreous paint
13th centuryFrench