About this piece
back to topA 19th century stained glass panel depicting a female stonemason.
The roundel at the centre has a highly detailed portrait of a female stonemason, with the Latin word ‘Sculpture’ in the background. The figure is carving a white marble statue using traditional tools.
It could be a tribute to a renowned female sculptor such as Harriet Hosmer (1830-1908) or Anne Whitney (1821-1915).
Crafted using traditional techniques with a high level of skill and detail, vivid blue glass centres a rich amber frame.
Two hanging hooks are attached to the top edge, ready for a backlit position to illuminate this unique piece.
