Original artwork description:

Winchester Cathedral West Window
Acrylic Gouache on Paper
Unframed: 76 x 56cm
Certificate of Authenticity
Signed by the Artist

This stunning stained-glass window is made up of fragments of medieval glass that have been put together by the citizens of Winchester randomly following the destruction of the original panes by Oliver Cromwell's army during the civil war in 1642. The result of this randomised piecing together of broken glass creates a striking mosaic effect and its reinvention is a true symbol of life after death.

This work of art forms part of a large collection of cathedral studies exploring modern society's relationship with religion.

Shipping
In order to keep shipping costs down this painting will be sold unframed. If however you would like it framed please contact me to request a personal quote.

Materials used:

Acrylic Gouache

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