Professor Marks has been a curator at the British Museum, Keeper of the Burrell Collection, Glasgow, and Director of the Royal Pavilion and Museums in Brighton. Subsequently he held a Personal Chair in the History of Art Department at the University of York, and is now Emeritus Professor; he also currently has an Honorary Professorship in the History of Art at Cambridge University. He has held honorary posts as Vice-President of The Society of Antiquaries of London and International President of the Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi project.

• IntroductionOverviews And Taxonomies: The Englishness of English Gothic Art?Medieval Stained Glass: Recent and Future Trends in ScholarshipCoventry: a Regional Centre of Glass-painting in the 14th CenturyThe Glazing of Stanford on Avon Church, Northamptonshire c. 1324–50 and the Taxonomy of English Medieval Stained Glass StudiesAn Age of Consumption: Art for England c. 1400–1547Yorkist and Lancastrian Political and Genealogical Propaganda in the Visual ArtsPicturing Word and Text in the Late Medieval Parish ChurchWindowes Wel-Y-Glased;Window GlassWills and Windows: Documentary Evidence for the Commissioning of Stained Glass Windows in Late Medieval EnglandSir William Horne and his`scowred’ Windowat Snailwell, CambridgeshireGlazing in the Romanesque Parish Church; Cistercian Window Glass in England and WalesThe Thirteenth-Century Glazing of Salisbury Cathedral; The Mediaeval Stained Glass of Wells CathedralThe Glazing of Fotheringhay Church and CollegeThe Glazing of Henry VII’s Chapel, Westminster AbbeyMedieval Stained Glass in BedfordshireArchives and the Visual Arts: Potsgrove Church, its Fourteenth-century Glazing and Other FittingsA Late Mediaeval Glass-painting Workshop in the Region of Stamford and PeterboroughThe Reception and Display of Northern European Roundels in EnglandSeable Rememoratijf Signes:Two Early Sixteenth-century Boxwood Carvings Associated with the Glymes family of Bergen-op-ZoomAltarpiece, Image and Devotion: Fourteenth-century Sculpture at Cobham Church, KentThe Ymago Sancti Loci in the English Medieval Parish Church. Its Status and Function in the Liturgy and Private DevotionViewing Our Lady of PityA Late Medieval English Pilgrimage Cult: Master John Schorn of North Marston and WindsorImages of Henry VIThe Dean and the Bearded Lady: Aspects of the Cult of St Wilgefortis/Uncumber in EnglandMonuments and Memorialization:Sir Geoffrey Luttrell and Some Companions: Images of Chivalry c. 1320–50; Entumbid right princly: The Beauchamp Chapel at Warwick and the Politics of IntermentThe Howard Tombs at Thetford and Framlingham: New Discoveries; Two Illuminated Guild Registers from BedfordshireTo the Honor and Pleasure of Almighty God, and to the Comfort of the Parishioners: The Rood and RemembrancePublications by Richard MarksAcknowledgementsIndex.

Professor Marks has been a curator at the British Museum, Keeper of the Burrell Collection, Glasgow, and Director of the Royal Pavilion and Museums in Brighton. Subsequently he held a Personal Chair in the History of Art Department at the University of York, and is now Emeritus Professor; he also currently has an Honorary Professorship in the History of Art at Cambridge University. He has held honorary posts as Vice-President of The Society of Antiquaries of London and International President of the Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi project.

• IntroductionOverviews And Taxonomies: The Englishness of English Gothic Art?Medieval Stained Glass: Recent and Future Trends in ScholarshipCoventry: a Regional Centre of Glass-painting in the 14th CenturyThe Glazing of Stanford on Avon Church, Northamptonshire c. 1324–50 and the Taxonomy of English Medieval Stained Glass StudiesAn Age of Consumption: Art for England c. 1400–1547Yorkist and Lancastrian Political and Genealogical Propaganda in the Visual ArtsPicturing Word and Text in the Late Medieval Parish ChurchWindowes Wel-Y-Glased;Window GlassWills and Windows: Documentary Evidence for the Commissioning of Stained Glass Windows in Late Medieval EnglandSir William Horne and his`scowred’ Windowat Snailwell, CambridgeshireGlazing in the Romanesque Parish Church; Cistercian Window Glass in England and WalesThe Thirteenth-Century Glazing of Salisbury Cathedral; The Mediaeval Stained Glass of Wells CathedralThe Glazing of Fotheringhay Church and CollegeThe Glazing of Henry VII’s Chapel, Westminster AbbeyMedieval Stained Glass in BedfordshireArchives and the Visual Arts: Potsgrove Church, its Fourteenth-century Glazing and Other FittingsA Late Mediaeval Glass-painting Workshop in the Region of Stamford and PeterboroughThe Reception and Display of Northern European Roundels in EnglandSeable Rememoratijf Signes:Two Early Sixteenth-century Boxwood Carvings Associated with the Glymes family of Bergen-op-ZoomAltarpiece, Image and Devotion: Fourteenth-century Sculpture at Cobham Church, KentThe Ymago Sancti Loci in the English Medieval Parish Church. Its Status and Function in the Liturgy and Private DevotionViewing Our Lady of PityA Late Medieval English Pilgrimage Cult: Master John Schorn of North Marston and WindsorImages of Henry VIThe Dean and the Bearded Lady: Aspects of the Cult of St Wilgefortis/Uncumber in EnglandMonuments and Memorialization:Sir Geoffrey Luttrell and Some Companions: Images of Chivalry c. 1320–50; Entumbid right princly: The Beauchamp Chapel at Warwick and the Politics of IntermentThe Howard Tombs at Thetford and Framlingham: New Discoveries; Two Illuminated Guild Registers from BedfordshireTo the Honor and Pleasure of Almighty God, and to the Comfort of the Parishioners: The Rood and RemembrancePublications by Richard MarksAcknowledgementsIndex.

Professor Marks has been a curator at the British Museum, Keeper of the Burrell Collection, Glasgow, and Director of the Royal Pavilion and Museums in Brighton. Subsequently he held a Personal Chair in the History of Art Department at the University of York, and is now Emeritus Professor; he also currently has an Honorary Professorship in the History of Art at Cambridge University. He has held honorary posts as Vice-President of The Society of Antiquaries of London and International President of the Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi project.

• IntroductionOverviews And Taxonomies: The Englishness of English Gothic Art?Medieval Stained Glass: Recent and Future Trends in ScholarshipCoventry: a Regional Centre of Glass-painting in the 14th CenturyThe Glazing of Stanford on Avon Church, Northamptonshire c. 1324–50 and the Taxonomy of English Medieval Stained Glass StudiesAn Age of Consumption: Art for England c. 1400–1547Yorkist and Lancastrian Political and Genealogical Propaganda in the Visual ArtsPicturing Word and Text in the Late Medieval Parish ChurchWindowes Wel-Y-Glased;Window GlassWills and Windows: Documentary Evidence for the Commissioning of Stained Glass Windows in Late Medieval EnglandSir William Horne and his`scowred’ Windowat Snailwell, CambridgeshireGlazing in the Romanesque Parish Church; Cistercian Window Glass in England and WalesThe Thirteenth-Century Glazing of Salisbury Cathedral; The Mediaeval Stained Glass of Wells CathedralThe Glazing of Fotheringhay Church and CollegeThe Glazing of Henry VII’s Chapel, Westminster AbbeyMedieval Stained Glass in BedfordshireArchives and the Visual Arts: Potsgrove Church, its Fourteenth-century Glazing and Other FittingsA Late Mediaeval Glass-painting Workshop in the Region of Stamford and PeterboroughThe Reception and Display of Northern European Roundels in EnglandSeable Rememoratijf Signes:Two Early Sixteenth-century Boxwood Carvings Associated with the Glymes family of Bergen-op-ZoomAltarpiece, Image and Devotion: Fourteenth-century Sculpture at Cobham Church, KentThe Ymago Sancti Loci in the English Medieval Parish Church. Its Status and Function in the Liturgy and Private DevotionViewing Our Lady of PityA Late Medieval English Pilgrimage Cult: Master John Schorn of North Marston and WindsorImages of Henry VIThe Dean and the Bearded Lady: Aspects of the Cult of St Wilgefortis/Uncumber in EnglandMonuments and Memorialization:Sir Geoffrey Luttrell and Some Companions: Images of Chivalry c. 1320–50; Entumbid right princly: The Beauchamp Chapel at Warwick and the Politics of IntermentThe Howard Tombs at Thetford and Framlingham: New Discoveries; Two Illuminated Guild Registers from BedfordshireTo the Honor and Pleasure of Almighty God, and to the Comfort of the Parishioners: The Rood and RemembrancePublications by Richard MarksAcknowledgementsIndex.