In person: Post-war Stained Glass in the City of London Lecture
Post-War Stained Glass in the City of London Lecture
Tuesday 1 October 2024 at 6.30pm
The Gallery, 70 Cowcross Street, London, EC1M 6EJ
Alexandra Epps will talk about the unique stained glass stories of people, time and place within the post-war stained glass of the historic churches of the City of London.
Following the devastation of wartime bombing a remarkable generation of architects, artists and craftsmen emerged to recreate the churches of the City in the spirit of Wren. Discover unique stained glass stories of people, time and place within the visual language of stained glass artists working during the post-war period.
Alexandra Epps is a City of London Guide, an accredited Lecturer for The Arts Society and official Guide at Tate. Her background is in design having practised as a graphic designer running her own design consultancy for many years. www.artcity.co.uk
In Person: C20 Society Members £10; Non-Members £15; Young C20 member + guest Free*; Student + guest £5 **.
*For Young C20 members, please email coordinator@c20society.org.uk to secure a place.
**For student pricing please select from the dropdown option next to ‘membership number’ on the booking form below.
Includes a glass of wine
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Note: This event is hybrid and is being run both in-person at Cowcross Street Gallery and online via Zoom. The event will be recorded and offered as a catch-up lecture for those who have booked and will be available for two weeks.
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Above image: St Mary le Bow stained glass - John Hayward, 1964.
Credit: Lawrence OP / Flickr CreativeCommons
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