Stained Glass
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| First episode date | December 1, 2004 |
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| Final episode date | February 3, 2005 |
| Number of episodes | 18 |
| Networks | Seoul Broadcasting System |
| Spin-off | Hong Kong Express |
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| ID | 1777524 |
About Stained Glass
Stained Glass is a 2004 South Korean television drama series starring Lee Dong-gun, Kim Ha-neul, and Kim Sung-soo. It aired on SBS from December 1, 2004 to February 3, 2005 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 18 episodes. The title refers to the stained glass artwork found in Roman Catholic Churches.
The old Scottish pub that found a new life in California
... The Art Nouveau interior of St Mungo Vintners - with its dark wood, Stained Glass and brass fittings - was saved by an antiques dealer when the pub closed its doors in Glasgow in 1974...
Cambridgeshire church stained glass depicts Covid-19 scenes
...By Andy TriggBBC News, CambridgeshireA church is thought to be the first in the UK to have a Stained Glass window depicting scenes from the Covid-19 pandemic...
Revamped Burrell Collection wins Museum of the Year
... " Mary Beard, historian, broadcaster and fellow judge, called the collection " a treasure trove of objects" with everything from one of the UK s most important collections of Chinese art, to medieval tapestries and Stained Glass, and works of art by Rembrandt, Degas and more...
Beyoncé's Renaissance tour: An intergalactic explosion of joy
... At various points, Beyoncé appears as Botticelli s Venus in a clamshell, as an Athena riding rockets through space, as a human embodiment of a Stained Glass window, and as a giant bee (a nod to her nickname, Queen Bey)...
Museum of the Year: Natural History Museum among nominees for £120,000 prize
... The collection includes one of the UK s most significant holdings of Chinese art and some of the world s finest medieval Stained Glass and tapestries, as well as paintings by artists including Rembrandt and Degas...
Creating King's anointing screen was an honour, says designer
... He was inspired by a Stained Glass window at the Royal Chapel at St James s Palace of a Commonwealth tree...
Inside the abbey, watching history in the making
... It was bouncing off the Stained Glass windows...
Pope Francis gives women historic right to vote at meeting
... The US-based Women s Ordination Conference, which advocates for women priests, has called the reform " a significant crack in the Stained Glass ceiling"...
Creating King's anointing screen was an honour, says designer
By Genevieve TudorJournalist, BBC Radio Shropshire
The man who designed the anointing screen for King Charles III has spoken of his pride at the intricate piece being the " peak" of The Coronation .
Aidan Hart, of Shropshire, got a phone call in November from His Majesty's chief Private Secretary asking him to be involved.
He painstakingly created the design for the embroidered screen that covered The King as millions watched The Service .
Mr Hart said it was " such an honour" to be involved in the historic occasion.
The screen protected The King as sacred oils were applied by the Archbishop of Canterbury in Westminster Abbey .
" The anointing, which is The Peak of The Service , is not filmed, " explained Mr Hart. " The Queen had a canopy but The King wanted three screens.
" That is, spiritually speaking, when The King becomes king. "
The iconographer said he had known The King for 25 years and had previously had pieces commissioned by him, so The Phone call had not been a huge shock.
" Initially, they suggested a tapestry, but I said embroidery is much better for various reasons, " He Said .
He was inspired by a Stained Glass window at the Royal Chapel at St James's Palace of a Commonwealth tree.
" Basically, The Commonwealth nations represented as a tree, so that was the basis, " He Said , although he " completely changed the design".
It was embroidered by The Royal School of Needlework based at Hampton Court but, when The Head embroiderer went to Australia, people there added their skills to the screens as well to reflect The Commonwealth theme.
Two other Shropshire craftsmen were involved in The Project - Sculptor Tim Royall modelled the two gilded bronze eagles on top of the main screen and they were cast by Bridgnorth-based Paul Kennedy of Paul Kennedy Studio.
Mr Hart said he saw the screen in the abbey during rehearsals and had been invited to The Reception at Windsor Castle before Sunday evening's concert.
Praise rolled in on Social Media for Mr Hart and his involvement in such an iconic part of The Coronation ceremony.
" Who would have thought such an honour would come from a one-time citizen of little Pontesbury, " he told followers.
Source of news: bbc.com
