MacDougall, Norman
Norman MacDougall, Kingsbury Porch (1889), Hyndland Parish Church, Glasgow.
Photo: Peter Hildebrand
Norman McLeod MacDougall (1851/2-1937) attended the Glasgow School of Art before moving to London, where he worked for Daniel Cottier for 16 years as a glass painter and designer. With Cottier he worked on many notable projects including Cairndhu House, Helensburgh (1872). On his return to Glasgow in 1887 he worked with J & W Guthrie before establishing his own studio in 1894.
Sources:
200 Scottish Stained Glass Artists by Rona H Moody in The Journal of Stained Glass Scotland Issue Vol XXX (2006)
ScotlandsPeople – the official Scottish Government site for searching government records and archives.
Scotland’s Stained Glass Making the Colours Sing by Michael Donnelly (Historic Scotland, 1977)