David King was born into a family of glaziers and took up his own interest in stained glass in 1970. He writes regularly on painted window glass, and is the author of The Medieval Stained Glass of St Peter Mancroft (2006), and forthcoming CVMA Summary Catalogue for Norfolk. He has previously been a senior research fellow at the University of East Anglia.Paul Harley is a photographer with over 35 years' experience. Past exhibition subjects have ranged from human rights abuses in South and Central America to medieval churches. His first book, From Bears to Bishops: Norfolk's Medieval Church Carvings, was published in 2018, and shortlisted for the East Anglian Book Awards.

This superb volume makes us look anew at stained glass in Norfolk. No-one knows more about medieval glass in the county than David King who puts names to some of the medieval artists whose work we treasure today. Paul Harley's outstanding photography allows us to see details in the glass that would be impossible with the naked eye and complements David's comprehensive descriptions of surviving windows and their incredible stories.

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David King was born into a family of glaziers and took up his own interest in stained glass in 1970. He writes regularly on painted window glass, and is the author of The Medieval Stained Glass of St Peter Mancroft (2006), and forthcoming CVMA Summary Catalogue for Norfolk. He has previously been a senior research fellow at the University of East Anglia.Paul Harley is a photographer with over 35 years' experience. Past exhibition subjects have ranged from human rights abuses in South and Central America to medieval churches. His first book, From Bears to Bishops: Norfolk's Medieval Church Carvings, was published in 2018, and shortlisted for the East Anglian Book Awards.

This superb volume makes us look anew at stained glass in Norfolk. No-one knows more about medieval glass in the county than David King who puts names to some of the medieval artists whose work we treasure today. Paul Harley's outstanding photography allows us to see details in the glass that would be impossible with the naked eye and complements David's comprehensive descriptions of surviving windows and their incredible stories.

• MapsForeword by Paul HarleyIntroductionThe LocationsBibliographyGlossaryIndex of Locations

David King was born into a family of glaziers and took up his own interest in stained glass in 1970. He writes regularly on painted window glass, and is the author of The Medieval Stained Glass of St Peter Mancroft (2006), and forthcoming CVMA Summary Catalogue for Norfolk. He has previously been a senior research fellow at the University of East Anglia.Paul Harley is a photographer with over 35 years' experience. Past exhibition subjects have ranged from human rights abuses in South and Central America to medieval churches. His first book, From Bears to Bishops: Norfolk's Medieval Church Carvings, was published in 2018, and shortlisted for the East Anglian Book Awards.

This superb volume makes us look anew at stained glass in Norfolk. No-one knows more about medieval glass in the county than David King who puts names to some of the medieval artists whose work we treasure today. Paul Harley's outstanding photography allows us to see details in the glass that would be impossible with the naked eye and complements David's comprehensive descriptions of surviving windows and their incredible stories.

• MapsForeword by Paul HarleyIntroductionThe LocationsBibliographyGlossaryIndex of Locations