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John Hayward (stained glass maker)

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John David Hayward (1929–2007) was a British stained glass artist who made nearly 200 windows in churches and cathedrals across Britain and abroad.[1]

  • The West Window At Sherborne Abbey, installed in 1997. It was designed and created by John Hayward. The window replaced a Victorian one conceived by Augustus Pugin
    The West Window At Sherborne Abbey, installed in 1997. It was designed and created by John Hayward. The window replaced a Victorian one conceived by Augustus Pugin
  • The great east window was designed by John Hayward in 1964
    The great east window was designed by John Hayward in 1964
  • St Matthew, Lilford Road, London SE5 - Window Designed by John Hayward
    St Matthew, Lilford Road, London SE5 - Window Designed by John Hayward

References

  1. ^ History | St Michael and All Angels, London Fields
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