BOTTOM PANEL OF THE FOUNDERS

Brief description: Bottom panel of a three panel single light window depicting St John's Revelation. This panel shows the feet of a woman clothed with the sun, standing on a moon. Designed by J.W. Brown in 1909. Remade in 1980s

This window shows the vision of St John from Revelation. It is known as the Founders Window, after its donors. It is one of two Swedenborg windows from The New Church, Blackpool. The windows are 1985 copies of John WIlliam Brown's original 1909 designs for windows installed in The New Church, Henry Street, Bath.

Object type: stained glass panel

Number of objects: 1

Production date: 1985-1986

Production period: 1980s

Designer: John William Brown (1842 - 1928)

Dimensions: Height: 905 mm, Width: 1020 mm

Original location: The New Church 42 Reads Avenue Blackpool England

Acquisition: purchase 2013

Acquisition source: The New Church Society

Bibliographical references: Harbutt, William. 'Memorial WIndows in the New Church, Henry Street, Bath, dedicated to the memory of the late Sir Isaac Pitman and of the Founders, Ministers and Presidents of the Society at Bath' (Private Circulation, 1911).

Accession number: ELYGM:2013.15.3

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