FDA-A.492:1-2017
Parts
Object number
FDA-A.492:1-2017
Object type
Identification
Title
College Chapel North Porch Window: Christ Enthroned; Memorial to Sir Stanley Maude
Title Type
assigned by cataloguer
Description
Stained glass window.
Comments
Light 1a: St George with Figures and Castle
Light 1b: Christ Enthroned with Landscape, Animals and Castle
Light 1c: Kneeling Saint with Figures and Castle
Tracery lights numbered: A1-A6, B1-B4, C1-C4, D1
This window was unveiled in July 1927 by Lieutenant-General Sir WIlliam Marshall, who suceeded General Maude in command of the Allied forces of the Mesopotamia Campaign (6 November 1914 to 14 November 1918). Maude died suddenly from cholera during the campaign, on 18 November 1917.
'MAUDE WINDOW IN ETON COLLEGE CHAPEL.
UNVEILING CEREMONY.
London, July 15.
A stained glass window, erected in Eton College Chapel in memory of Sir Stanley Maude, was unveiled to-day by Sir William Marshall. The window was dedicated by Dr. Jarvis. It was presented by General Maude's Army. Those present included Lady Maude, Miss Made, Lady Methuen, General MacMunn, General Methuen, and General Holdsworth. - Reuter.'
[Source: Civil & Military Gazette (Lahore), Sunday 17 July 1927, p.5]
Light 1b: Christ Enthroned with Landscape, Animals and Castle
Light 1c: Kneeling Saint with Figures and Castle
Tracery lights numbered: A1-A6, B1-B4, C1-C4, D1
This window was unveiled in July 1927 by Lieutenant-General Sir WIlliam Marshall, who suceeded General Maude in command of the Allied forces of the Mesopotamia Campaign (6 November 1914 to 14 November 1918). Maude died suddenly from cholera during the campaign, on 18 November 1917.
'MAUDE WINDOW IN ETON COLLEGE CHAPEL.
UNVEILING CEREMONY.
London, July 15.
A stained glass window, erected in Eton College Chapel in memory of Sir Stanley Maude, was unveiled to-day by Sir William Marshall. The window was dedicated by Dr. Jarvis. It was presented by General Maude's Army. Those present included Lady Maude, Miss Made, Lady Methuen, General MacMunn, General Methuen, and General Holdsworth. - Reuter.'
[Source: Civil & Military Gazette (Lahore), Sunday 17 July 1927, p.5]
Description
Inscription
Lettering along the bottom of the three main lights: 'Thanks be to God which giveth us the victory through Our Lord Jesus Christ'
Material
glass
Production
Person
Organisation
Burlison & Grylls (Creator)
Date
1927
