Stained Window Collection

Maumejean Brothers (Fund. 1860). Spring, c. 1893 (stained window)
AIS5394562 Maumejean Brothers (Fund. 1860). Spring, c. 1893 (stained window); (add.info.: Museo del Modernismo, Barcelona.); © Lorio / Iberfoto

Spain, Barcelona, Sagrada Familia
1431-202520-01

Mexico, Mexico City, Chapultepec Castle, detail of corridor with stained glass wall

New York, Long Island, close up of red barn and window

Glass painting with St. George (1500s), Church of Our Lady, Bruges, Belgium

The Great Exhibition (engraving)
1625637 The Great Exhibition (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Great Exhibition. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 24 May 1851)

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Discover the enchanting world of stained glass, a captivating art form that transcends time and culture. Wander through the colorful corridors of Mexico City's Chapultepec Castle and Barcelona's Sagrada Familia, where intricate stained glass designs adorn the walls. In Spain, the Sagrada Familia's iconic stained glass windows tell biblical stories, while in Mexico, Chapultepec Castle's corridors transport visitors to a magical realm. Step back in time to the 1500s in Belgium, where the Church of Our Lady in Bruges showcases the exquisite glass painting of St. George. This art form gained popularity during the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London, as the world marveled at the innovative use of glass in architecture and design. New York's Long Island offers a simpler yet charming take on stained glass, with a close-up view of a red barn and its intricately designed window. Let these stunning examples inspire your imagination and ignite your appreciation for the beauty and history of stained glass.