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Loading the wooden boxes packed with fragile stained glass panels onto the lorry. |
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Loading the wooden boxes packed with fragile stained glass panels onto the lorry. |
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The process of restoring the stained glass panels involves designing, painting, glass-cutting, putting in lead strips. This is the painting stage. |
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A worker painstakingly paints the stained glass panels.
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"The 3 Kings" half- painted.
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Before the painting stage, the designs for each stained glass has to be re-drawn. |
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More designs being drawn.
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The artwork for "Our Lady's Ascension" before being painted over. |
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The artwork for "The Annunciation" and "The Visitation". |
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Putting in new Lead strips on each stained glass panel. |
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Close up of the completed stained glass for "The Visitation". |
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Completed stained glass for "St Cecilia" and "St Mathilde". |
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Completed stained glass for "The young Jesus Christ |
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Installation in the Chapel as taken from the inside. |
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Installation in the Chapel as taken from inside and outside. |
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Workers carefully install the stained glass windows. |
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