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St Chad of Lichfield

Artist: Alfred Fisher

Maker: James Powell & Sons

North aisle, Holy Trinity, Northwood

1972

It is interesting to see how this long-established company modernised its designs, getting a more spiky, angular look, before it finally closed down in 1980. By then, designer Alfred Fisher had moved on, founding Chapel Studio in 1973 with Peter Archer, so that the skills acquired over so many years at the Whitefriars company were not lost. Here, Fisher shows St Chad with Lichfield Cathedral in the background, and another church above, in memory of Rev. Cecil George Cumnor Walker, "for 43 years Vicar of this parish, and Dorothy his wife."

Related Material

  • Holy Trinity Church, Northwood: Interior (gives a list of other stained glass windows Geralfrom this church shown on the website)
  • St Hugh of Lincoln, a companion window by Fisher in this aisle
  • Photograph by John Salmon and text by Jacqueline Banerjee.

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    Sources

    "About Us." Chapel Studio Stained Glass Ltd. Web. 26 November 2015.

    Eberhard, Robert. "Stained Glass Windows at Holy Trinity." Church Stained Glass Windows. Web. 26 November 2015.



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