Stained Glass in the East Window of Hanworth Church
Daniel Lysons · 1762-1834
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Stained Glass in the East Window of Hanworth Church, Daniel Lysons (1796-1811). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Daniel Lysons died in 1834; this work is in the public domain.
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This drawing, titled Stained Glass in the East Window of Hanworth Church, shows three studies of stained glass figures set against a blue diamond-leaded background. A haloed bearded saint in a red and yellow robe appears at upper left, a white-bearded head in an oval medallion sits at upper right, and a large golden-haired youthful face fills the lower half. The work is attributed to Daniel Lysons and dated 1796-1811.
