With my favourite apprentice….
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Stained glass restorer/creator artisan. & Hand tool woodworking. Why? Because restoring is being part of the BTC realm. Not buying sh”& that will be useless in 2 years … but like BTC will be there as an Heritage . Creating beauty through Light and Glass is being true to a code : beauty of well Made Human things. Let’s get glass crazy!
Here we go with another restoration .
Enjoy friends .
Moving pictures of the day
Final restoration . With great artisans , the Sky is the limit ;) I am lucky to have them .
Reinstalling 1929 stained glass. I must say …it’s not a winter job …but it is what it is !
Mock-up time… and yes …they will be put into the light !
But there is 55 like that to be installed … so trial is paramount .
Moving pictures of the day…
Now the Rosace. With the Choir, it’s the “pièce de résistance “ of this Anglican Church . The stained glass will be restored and the wood structure completely redone by a Compagnon du Devoir from France
In motion pictures
Some small communities do all they can to preserve for the other generation . Very “hard money “ mentality , when you think about it .
Just finished restoration yesterday. Installed today.
Testing this video…
Let’s show “moving pictures “.
Xmas is coming …:)
Stained glass removed . Beside this panel , la naissance du Christ.
The day is complete .
My work office today …
I must say: I have the most amazing craft in the world:) even though it’s kind of cold today !
I have a Dream: to help onboard Artisans. Alone not easy. Being self employed and trying to build
a business on BTC is a challenge .
But hey! Miracles do happen :)
Delicacy, composition, richness!
Guillaume Ernest Pellus was a French painter and stained glass artist whose work was highly appreciated in Quebec in the 1930s. He collaborated with the great master Nincheri.
Analysis of stained glass windows to ensure their longevity.
Baptistery of Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal.
Those colours make my day.
Just sharing .
Part of a series of stained glasses analyzed last week. XIXth and beginning of XX. English studios.
