Roman Catholic Church of Saint Mary, Halifax, West Yorkshire
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Roman Catholic Church of Saint Mary, Gibbet Street, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX1 5DHRecommended by
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South Chapel, south windowArtist, maker and date
Alfred Fisher and Chapel Studio, 1974Reason for highlighting
Windows by Chapel Studio in the North of the country are rare, as are works for the Catholic Church. This striking window uses the familiar theme of the Baptism of Christ but here the figures are merged into a scene encompassing both lights of the window rather than two individual figures. The intense background colour continues in a diminished form throughout the figures themselves, further unifying the design.
Artist/maker notes
Alfred Fisher MBE FMGP FRSA (b. 1933) trained at Liverpool Arts College before joining James Powell & Sons (Whitefriars) Ltd, where he developed his own distinctive style. In 1973 he co-founded Chapel Studios and worked there until retiring, mixing new work with important conservation projects. Now retired, his legacy of work can be found across the country, including Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, Chequers and the Guildhall.
Source: Alfred Fisher website
Chapel Studio was established in 1973 by Alfred Fisher MBE FMGP FRSA and Peter Archer FMGP, who both had extensive knowledge of traditional craftsmanship acquired at James Powell & Sons. In 1975 Robert Holloway AMGP ACR joined the Studio, a second generation stained glass craftsman also from James Powell & Sons, bringing to the Studio his expertise on the practical side, which contributed to the establishment of the Studio in the early years, alongside the painting and design skills of Alfred Fisher and Peter Archer.
The studio continued under Robert Holloway following the retirement of Alfred Fisher and Peter Archer in 1999. Peter Campling ACR, of M. C. Lead Glaziers Ltd, bought Chapel Studio in 2016 and adopted the Chapel Studio name overall. Bob Holloway retired in 2020, and Peter Campling continues to run the company.
Source: Chapel Studio website
Other comments
An added bonus here are some fine windows by Sep Waugh.