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Showing Original Post only (View all)The Friday Afternoon Challenge Returns to you! Today’s Challenge: The Worshipful Artist! [View all]
Artists have historically designed and/or graced the walls of houses of worship. Identify the artists whose works are displayed below, and the names of the places where they are found.
And as always, gentle folk, we do not cheat...
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CTyankee
May 2012
OP
It's called using Google tricks. It's not researching on Google, which is fine.
CTyankee
May 2012
#7
All so beautiful, I believe #5 is The Stations of the Cross. After that I'm clueless..n/t
monmouth
May 2012
#3
Thanks. I didn't know that about Morris. I guess I always thought of him as an upper class
CTyankee
May 2012
#19
Number six has the look of Tiffany, but I can't find this window attributed to him.
1monster
May 2012
#10
I really don't have a clue, but I'll take a wild guess and maybe learn something.
sabrina 1
May 2012
#29
I'm wondering how you pieced that together...the spanish chapel is gothic (late 14th century)
CTyankee
May 2012
#39
Ah, I get it. Didn't know about that site. I think of it mainly as the fresco with the
CTyankee
May 2012
#51
Yes, of course, Ronchamps. Recently in the news because Renzo Piano has updated
CTyankee
May 2012
#38
I'll post answers later but one last hint: There are 3 artists involved in #3 and 4
CTyankee
May 2012
#56