Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: burlison and grylls

east window 1904 burlison and grylls

1896 burlison and grylls glass in east window

detail of the west window, a WWI memorial of the 1920s by burlison and grylls, somewhat mendaciously depicting the war as a crusade. I wonder what men who'd been in the trenches thought of such images.

detail of the west window, a WWI memorial of the 1920s by burlison and grylls

detail of the west window, a WWI memorial of the 1920s by burlison and grylls. one religion's crusader is another's brutal terrorist

detail of the west window, a WWI memorial of the 1920s by burlison and grylls

detail of the west window, a WWI memorial of the 1920s by burlison and grylls

detail of the west window, a WWI memorial of the 1920s by burlison and grylls. I always feel sorry for the dragon.

detail of the west window, a WWI memorial of the 1920s by burlison and grylls

detail of the west window, a WWI memorial of the 1920s by burlison and grylls full of martial saints and old testament militants, along with shields of some of the english colonies that fought in the war. india's there too, conspicuously the only non-white soldiers mentioned, despite the massive contribution of the empire. more than a third of britain's men in the war came from around the world; the 10000 from the west indies were lucky enough to rarely be trusted to fight on the front line and so mostly survived, an unknown number died at the hands of racist mobs throughout britain before most were forcibly repatriated after the war. empire veterans were only invited to parade at the cenotaph in the year 2000.

ascension window by burlison and grylls, c.1925

hands not feet in the ascension window tracery by burlison and grylls, c.1925

saint catherine in the side window of the lady chapel, early c20 burlison and grylls

st.anne teaching the virgin to read in the side window of the lady chapel, early c20 burlison and grylls

saint margaret in the side window of the lady chapel, early c20 burlison and grylls

st.christopher in the big early c20 east window by burlison and grylls

marian window in the lady chapel, burlison and grylls, extended from the central figure throughout the early c20

marian window in the lady chapel, burlison and grylls, extended from the central figure throughout the early c20