The extremely effective etched image of King Edmund in the chancel by John Hutton, 1971. The original glass was punched out by Dowsing, then a German bomb narrowly missed it but any Victorian glass was shattered. I like the spare use of stained glass to be honest.
Warwick Hutton nació el 17 de julio de 1939, fue un pintor británico, grabador de vidrio, ilustrador y autor de niños, famoso por sus elegantes ilustraciones en lápiz y tinta y acuarela para libros infantiles. Recibió el Premio Boston Globe-Horn Book al Mejor Libro de Imágenes.
Born on this day [17 Jul]: English artist, author and illustrator Warwick Hutton (1939–1994)
Born and raised in the English town of Cambridge, Hutton is best known for the delicate pen and watercolours he produced for several children’s books throughout… https://t.co/5qvtNTTGjT
Tune into @BBC_ARoadshow from @MediaCityUK on @bbcone or @bbciplayer to see me talking about some amazing engraved mirrors by John Hutton where art and glass literally cross. And with a bit of architecture and Shakespeare thrown in too! (Object now revealed from my previous post)
A ‘glittering piece of glass’ from 1960s by the artist and designer John Hutton and @antiquemark values this mirrored glass at £1,500 #AntiquesRoadshow
Warwick Hutton - Jonah and the Great Fish.
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See more of the videos on the blog here: Including the Edward Bawden documentary shown at the Fry Art Gallery
https://t.co/hQV92IskL2