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Helen Clayton (helenclayton@mas.to)'s status on Saturday, 21-Sep-2024 01:14:40 JST Helen Clayton

This rather contemporary stained glass window in a church in Carmarthen stood out for me. I mostly just admire them for the way light comes through and their artistry, rather than the subject (being not at all religious myself), but this was a bit different.
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1. Photo of a contemporary style stained glass window in a church. It depicts the tree of life, with smooth, rather sinuous roots, trunk and branches in shades of green, gold and pink. The crown is represented by concentric circles - light yellow in the centre (which could also be the sun), radiating out in pink, orange, blue and purple. Then alternating bands directed downwards of red and orange (sun’s rays perhaps) and pendulous clusters of fruit and leaves in more pastel colours. The roots spread out through waves of blue, pink and purple at the bottom. A banner across the tree reads ‘The fruit of righteousness is a tree of life’. In very small panels along the bottom of the window text says that the window is ‘In memory of Dr Anne Nest Mary Crane 1917-1982 Physician, Wife and Mother’. The window is set into a deep alcove with pink plaster walls. There is wooden moulding of a churchy structure on the right
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