St Joseph and the angel ■ Designed and made by
Wilhelmina Geddes in about 1930. Wilhelmina Geddes was raised in Belfast and in
1912 joined the Dublin Arts and Crafts stained-glass co-operative An Túr Gloine
(the Tower of Glass). From 1925 she worked independently in London at the Glass
House, Fulham. Geddes designed windows, book illustrations, embroidered panels
and linocut prints in the expressive, angular, attenuated figural style seen in
this small cabinet panel. Her work won her international acclaim and important
commissions in Canada, New Zealand and France as well as Great Britain and
Ireland. Her attention to detail and exacting personal standards meant that her
output was relatively small. Nonetheless, she is one of the most widely admired
stained-glass artists of the 20th century ■
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