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Corpus Vitrearum USA

Devoted to scholarly analysis and investigation of Medieval and Renaissance stained glass

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The Crucifixion

Germany, Rhineland (?); 16th century, first quarter (George A. Douglass Collection: Greenwich, Connecticut)

Entry From: Checklist I Filed Under: Connecticut, George A. Douglass Collection, Greenwich

Six Tracery Lights with Heads of Angels

England; c. 1505-1515 (George A. Douglass Collection: Greenwich, Connecticut)

Entry From: Checklist I Filed Under: Connecticut, George A. Douglass Collection, Greenwich

Saint Ann with the Virgin and Christ Child

Austria; c. 1410 (George A. Douglass Collection: Greenwich, Connecticut)

Entry From: Checklist I Filed Under: Connecticut, George A. Douglass Collection, Greenwich

Two Panels with Salome Receiving the Head of John the Baptist

Austria, Vienna (?); c. 1400 (George A. Douglass Collection: Greenwich, Connecticut)

Entry From: Checklist I Filed Under: Connecticut, George A. Douglass Collection, Greenwich

Architectural Canopy

Austria, Ebreichsdorf, Schlosskapelle; c. 1390 (The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cloisters: New York, New York)

Entry From: Checklist I, Checklist III: Addenda Filed Under: The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cloisters

Border Section

France; c. 1325-1330 (George A. Douglass Collection: Greenwich, Connecticut)

Entry From: Checklist I Filed Under: Connecticut, George A. Douglass Collection, Greenwich

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