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Abbreviations used for studios/artists
docDocumentedPrimary source to support the attribution.
litLiteratureSecondary source to support the attribution.
sgnSignedThe window is signed with name, initials or mark.
attribAttributedA likely attribution.
defDefinitelyThe attribution is made with confidence.
Abbreviations used for dates
docDocumentedPrimary source to support the given date.
litLiteratureSecondary source to support the given date.
sgnSignedDate appearing on the glass along with the signature or mark.
inscInscribedA date formally painted as part of the inscription.
plaqPlaqueA date appearing on a plaque nearby.
memMemorialA date of death appearing either on the glass or on a plaque nearby; note that the date of installation of a window could vary greatly from the memorial date.
circaCircaA likely date.
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Grangegorman
Dublin Grangegorman
All Saints
Reference: 110610
Group: Christ Church Cathedral
Diocese: Dublin

Dublin
(City centre)
County Dublin
Republic of Ireland
ITM Ref: 714906,735621
OSIG Ref: 315236
GPS Ref: 53.358296,-6.273784
Parish Church
Surveyed: 2002-05-21

Unknown architect, enlarged 1851; largely rebuilt by Sir Thomas Drew 1865-67 and 1887. Badly damaged by fire in 1966 and north aisle rebuilt. War Memorial triptych by Percy Oswald Reeves, 1920.

Architects involved:
Drew, Thomas (Sir) (1838-1910)
Reeves, Percy Oswald (1870-1967)
Grangegorman
Dublin Grangegorman
All Saints
Reference: 110610

W01
chancel; east
Three lancets 3070mm x 610mm; 3660mm x 740mm; 3070mm x 610mm.

Patronage: Leech.

studio A.L. Moore & Co.; London (attrib)
dating 1892 (mem)

Iconography
Grangegorman
Dublin Grangegorman
All Saints
Reference: 110610

W03
chancel; south; west-most
One lancet 1960mm x 380mm.

Patronage: Bewley.

Date not known, but no later than 1928.

dating 1928 (circa)

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (doc)
designer O'Brien, Catherine (1881-1963) (doc)
An Tur Gloine, List of Principal Windows, 1903-1928, National Gallery of Ireland, Centre for Study of Irish Art

Iconography
Grangegorman
Dublin Grangegorman
All Saints
Reference: 110610

W04
nave; south; east-most
Two lancets 2540mm x 760mm.

Patronage: Leech.

LH has memorial date 1897; RH has memorial date 1885.

studio A.L. Moore & Co.; London (sgn)
dating 1897 (mem)

Iconography
Grangegorman
Dublin Grangegorman
All Saints
Reference: 110610

W05
nave; south; 2nd from east
One lancet 2440mm x 610mm.

Patronage: Dudley.

studio James Powell & Sons; London (doc)
designer Rogers, James (1838-1896) (doc)
dating 1863 (doc)
Archives of James Powell & Sons, Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Iconography
Grangegorman
Dublin Grangegorman
All Saints
Reference: 110610

W07
nave; south; west-most
One lancet 2440mm x 610mm.

Patronage: Smyth and Smythe.

Nicola Gordon Bowe suggests that this could be a collaboration between Geddes, Elvery and O'Brien.

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (doc)
designer O'Brien, Catherine (1881-1963) (doc)
An Tur Gloine, List of Principal Windows, 1903-1928, National Gallery of Ireland, Centre for Study of Irish Art

dating 1914 (lit)
Nicola Gordon Bowe, David Caron, Michael Wynne: Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass, Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 1988

Iconography
Grangegorman
Dublin Grangegorman
All Saints
Reference: 110610

W08
baptistry; west
Three lancets 2950mm x 640mm; 4140mm x 710mm; 2950mm x 640mm.

studio A.L. Moore & Co.; London (sgn)
dating 1886 (mem)

Iconography
Grangegorman
Dublin Grangegorman
All Saints
Reference: 110610

W09
nave; south; exterior
One opus sectile panel 740mm x 1570mm.

Opus sectile panel on the outside of the church beneath W04.

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (doc)
designer Rhind, Ethel (1879-1952) (doc)
An Tur Gloine, List of Principal Windows, 1903-1928, National Gallery of Ireland, Centre for Study of Irish Art

dating 1921 (lit)
Nicola Gordon Bowe, David Caron, Michael Wynne: Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass, Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 1988

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