Stained glass - 20th Century Art, Techniques, History
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Stained glass - 20th Century Art, Techniques, History: Three interrelated creative currents can be discerned in the development of 20th-century stained glass. First, a significant number of architects, following the lead of their turn-of-the-century predecessors and taking advantage of the new systems of fenestration made possible by modern structural engineering, continued to discover many new ways of using stained glass. Second, especially in post-World War II France, several major easel painters turned their attention to stained glass, infusing it with many new and powerful images. Third, during the 1950s and ’60s Germany produced the first authentic school of stained glass since the Middle Ages, dedicated to exploiting the
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