Stained Glass of Brinton Church St Andrew Norfolk

The c1890 tracery lights illustrate the story of Christ's Baptism..

Designed by Arthur Louis Moore c1892 the scene has been modelled on Schoeffer’s famous painting “Christ the Healer.” It is a lot less orthodox in style than his later Chancel South window.

The tracery windows (c1893) contain an Annunciation scene flanked by female biblical figures including Bathsheba & Ruth.

The window designed in 1895 by Mayer, a member of the Munich school of glass painters, depicts the adoration of the Magi. At its base Isaiah 60:3 is quoted: “the gentiles shall come to thy light and kings to the brightness of thy rising”

The Munich school was influenced by the Nazarenes (a group of idealistic German painters who believed that art should serve a moral or religious purpose) who in their turn greatly influenced the British PreRaphaelite Brotherhood with their emphasis on “truth to nature.” This window is typical of Mayer's work.

The window designed by Arthur Louis Moore c 1910 is dedicated to the memory of members of the Brereton family. It is high Victorian in design and depicts Christ as the Good Shepherd, flanked by King David and King Solomon..

The 20th century stained glass in the tracery lights illustrates New Testament stories.

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This c1880 window contains the four Evangelistic symbols. All hold sashes declaiming “Holy Holy” in English, Latin, Hebrew & Greek.