Irish Soldiery, 13th century
Stained Glass edition of 3.
In 2001 Nicholas Bechgaard, the stained glass maker, visited the gallery. Graham had not previously designed for stained glass but happily accepted a commission to make 3 panels that, unusually, would not be site specific.
As so often happens when one works with Rigby Graham, the project grew, resulting in seven remarkable windows.
In 2001 Nicholas Bechgaard, the stained glass maker, visited the gallery. Graham had not previously designed for stained glass but happily accepted a commission to make 3 panels that, unusually, would not be site specific.
As so often happens when one works with Rigby Graham, the project grew, resulting in seven remarkable windows.
Stained Glass edition of 3.
In 2001 Nicholas Bechgaard, the stained glass maker, visited the gallery. Graham had not previously designed for stained glass but happily accepted a commission to make 3 panels that, unusually, would not be site specific.
As so often happens when one works with Rigby Graham, the project grew, resulting in seven remarkable windows.
In 2001 Nicholas Bechgaard, the stained glass maker, visited the gallery. Graham had not previously designed for stained glass but happily accepted a commission to make 3 panels that, unusually, would not be site specific.
As so often happens when one works with Rigby Graham, the project grew, resulting in seven remarkable windows.
$4,832.20
Original: $13,806.30
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$13,806.30
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Stained Glass edition of 3.
In 2001 Nicholas Bechgaard, the stained glass maker, visited the gallery. Graham had not previously designed for stained glass but happily accepted a commission to make 3 panels that, unusually, would not be site specific.
As so often happens when one works with Rigby Graham, the project grew, resulting in seven remarkable windows.
In 2001 Nicholas Bechgaard, the stained glass maker, visited the gallery. Graham had not previously designed for stained glass but happily accepted a commission to make 3 panels that, unusually, would not be site specific.
As so often happens when one works with Rigby Graham, the project grew, resulting in seven remarkable windows.
