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Historical Archive: Stained Glass Windows Chartres cathedral, Notre Dame de la Belle-Verrière, center part poss. 1140-60 or c.1180. For more views see Chartres. Chartres west windows 1145-1155. For more views see Chartres. Sainte Chapelle stained glass: Last Judgment, c.1200, Cluny DS 1893. For detail see Cluny. Sainte Chapelle stained glass: possessions of Job taken, 13th c. glass in 15th c. window, Cluny DS 1896 bis Sainte Chapelle stained glass: Joseph sold by his brothers, 13th c. glass in 15th c. window, Cluny DS 1888 ambulatory windows of Sens cathedral, c.1207-15: see the cathedral's interior page. ambulatory window 1213-20, Canterbury cathedral, whose glass has its own page with works from c.1200, 1854-61, and 1919-49. Chartres cathedral, choir axial clerestory window 1210-25. For more views see Chartres. Chartres cathedral, Notre Dame de la Belle-Verrière, later parts 1215-20. For more views see Chartres. Chartres cathedral, ambulatory windows 1220-25. For more views see Chartres. Chartres cathedral, south transept windows 1221-30. For more views see Chartres. Chartres cathedral, north transept windows 1234-35. For more views see Chartres. Holofernes' army devastating the vineyards outside Damascus, stained glass from the Sainte Chapelle, Paris, 1241/43-48, PMA 1930-24-2 Naumburg cathedral west choir windows, c.1245-60, which have their own page Holofernes' army crossing the Euphrates, stained glass from the Sainte Chapelle, Paris, 1246-48, PMA 1930-24-3. For detail see PMA. Seraph, west rose of Reims Cathedral 1280-1310 (upper leaves another source), UMMA 1979/1.161 western transept window early 15th c., glass 1869, Durham Cathedral, which has its own pages with mostly 19th-c. glass stained glass windows: Goro di Bartolomeo, Leonardo di Bartolomeo, Bartolommeo d'Andrea Bocchi 1453-54; parts late 14th, late 15th c., 1897: Pisa cathedral, which has its own pages symbol of St. Matthew, stained glass in composite window, late 15th c. France, PMA 1929-131-1. For companion panels see PMA. window c.1500, St. Séverin, Paris. This work has its own page. John the Baptist fasting, stained glass from St. Pierre du Châtel, Rouen, Master of the Life of John the Baptist, early 16th c., PMA 1929-131-1. For detail and companion panels see PMA. Sens cathedral north transept windows, Jean Hympe the elder and the younger and Tassin Gassot, c.1515-19. This work has its own page. Esther before Ahasuerus, stained glass, Lucas van Leyden 1518, CMA 1925.29 Lucretia, stained glass, circle of Master of the "Kanis Triptych", Netherlandish c.1530, CMA 1951.335 Lucretia, stained glass, circle of Master of the "Kanis Triptych", Netherlandish c.1530, CMA 1951.335 Judgment of Solomon, stained glass, Dierick Vellert, Netherlandish c.1530, CMA 1968.188 19th c. window: St. François de Sales, St. Séverin, Paris, which has its own page. stained glass, Cambridge Holy Sepulchre, 19th c., which has its own page stained glass Charles-Laurent Maréchal 1850s, Pisa baptistery, which has its own page, in cathedral complex Naumburg cathedral west choir windows, 1870s, which have their own page Louis Comfort Tiffany, Henry O. Havemeyer House, New York, windows and other objects 1890-1903, UMMA. Parts from this building have their own page. Hemmings & Co. c.1895-96: Canterbury Chapter house, which has its own page. window design Hermann Schaper 1889, execution 1896-1902, Aachen cathedral octagon. The cathedral has its own pages. Louis Comfort Tiffany and studio, Wade Chapel, dedicated 1901, Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland. This work has its own page. Frank Lloyd Wright, windows from Darwin Martin house, Buffalo NY, 1904; glass, lead, and oak, UMMA 1968/2.52-53. For detail see UMMA. Louis Comfort Tiffany, leaded glass and wood windows with grapes c.1905-10, p.c. on loan to UMMA. For details see UMMA. Walther Benner windows 1949-51: Aachen cathedral choir from octagon. The cathedral has its own pages. Charles Bazaine windows 1966, St. Séverin, Paris, which has its own page. Wilhelm Buschulte windows 1979-80 on right: Aachen cathedral choir. The cathedral has its own pages. Emma Lindsay 2014 stained glass, Canterbury cloister. The cloister has its own own page. Glass copyright: artist/heirs.