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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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Stradbally
St Patrick
Reference: 170580
Group: Stradbally
Diocese: Leighlin

Stradbally
County Laois
Republic of Ireland
ITM Ref: 657307,696255
OSIG Ref: 257196
GPS Ref: 53.013924,-7.145983
Parish Church
Surveyed: 1998-09-22

Hall and tower, extended in 1868 by the addition of a grand chancel in the middle-pointed style; unknown architect.
Stradbally
St Patrick
Reference: 170580

W01
chancel; east
Three lancets, 3450mm x 740mm, three quatrefoils and three trefoils.

studio James Powell & Sons; London (doc)
designer Casolani, Henry (1817-1885) (doc)
dating 1868 (doc)
Archives of James Powell & Sons, Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Iconography
Stradbally
St Patrick
Reference: 170580

W02
chancel; south
Two lancets, 2340mm x 690mm, one quatrefoil and two small tracery-lights.

studio James Powell & Sons; London (doc)
cartoonist Holiday, Henry (1839-1927) (doc)
dating 1879 (doc)
Archives of James Powell & Sons, Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Iconography
Almquist's Charity closely related to Holiday's Charity
Stradbally / W02
Delgany / W06
Stradbally
St Patrick
Reference: 170580

W05
nave; south; west-most
Two lancets, 3350mm x 480mm and one tracery light.

O'Brien was paid a fee for work on this window - presumably for glass-painting.

dating 1905 (lit)
Nicola Gordon Bowe, David Caron, Michael Wynne: Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass, Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 1988

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (doc)
designer Elvery, Beatrice (1883-1968) (doc)
Workbook 1, Archives of An Tur Gloine, National Gallery of Ireland, Centre for Study of Irish Art

Iconography