522 - A vertical triptych of leaded-glass windows, created by the prestigious English firm Shrigley and Hunt. The composition is divided into three main panels with a pointed arch at the top, crowned by an openwork crest featuring Gothic tracery on the central panel. The three figures are set against a rich background of saturated colors and are situated beneath gilded canopies. The central panel depicts Christ as the Good Shepherd, with the lamb on his shoulders and a crook in his hand. The right panel depicts a younger figure with a halo and a feather in his hand (St. John the Evangelist), and finally, the left panel shows a figure of an Apostle or Saint, dressed in light-colored robes and holding his attributes.

A vertical triptych of leaded-glass windows, created by the prestigious English firm Shrigley and Hunt. The composition is divided into three main panels with a pointed arch at the top, crowned by an openwork crest featuring Gothic tracery on the central panel. The three figures are set against a rich background of saturated colors and are situated beneath gilded canopies. The central panel depicts Christ as the Good Shepherd, with the lamb on his shoulders and a crook in his hand. The right panel depicts a younger figure with a halo and a feather in his hand (St. John the Evangelist), and finally, the left panel shows a figure of an Apostle or Saint, dressed in light-colored robes and holding his attributes. Dimensions: 159 x 52 cm; 130 x 52 cm (x2) Provenance: · Acquired in Kendal, Lake District, UK, from a local antique dealer, who reported that the piece came directly from a church undergoing restoration and provided details regarding its manufacture.