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David right.
WEBSTER, G:
4-l & tracery Queen's aisle showing Elijah & the widow left, Annunciation above "My soul doth magnify" (over 2 lights), Ruth & Naomi right. Signed 1978.
2-l South aisle West wall, conversion of Saul and Paul before King Agrippe. Signed 1978.
WILSON, W:
4-l & tracery West window, Te Deum Laudamus. At top God, doves, archangels, cherubim. Below them are 11 Apostles and St Matthias and the Evangelists. The lights underneath show
left the Noble Martyrs - Ss Paul, Stephen and Catherine with George Wishart, above the Nativity.
middle the Prophets - Ezekiel, Moses, Isaiah, Hosea, David, Micah above the baptism and crucifixion.
right the Holy Church - John Knox, Calvin, Columba, Augustine, Francis above the resurrection.
3-l North wall West, showing Abraham, Adam, Isaac. In memory of Mrs Elizabeth Smith.
Rose Queen's aisle East wall. Depicting the Evangelists and angels (inc several musician angels) round Christ in centre.
3-l & tracery Queen's aisle North wall East, potter and musician on either side of God. Signed with crown.
3-l & tracery Queen's aisle North wall West, Daniels in Lions' Den. Signed with crown.
1-l Vestry depicting Bishop Samson, founder. Signed 1956
1-l Vestry Crucifixion signed with crown 1956
1-l Vestry tiny burning bush (Nec tamen consumebatur) gifted by the Cathedral Youth Organisations.
These 14 windows were thought of as his best work by Scottish Arts Club. In the Arts Council/ Commonwealth Institute 1964 exhibition of 14 Scottish painters, he listed this as one of 4 principal commissions so far.
The Scottish Gallery had an exhibition of Wilson's work in 1982, containing "Design for Brechin Cathedral" 1952, Gouache on paper, 13" x 8¾". The three lights depict what looks like a potter, Baruch? with book and two kings looking on, and an elderly saint leading musicians. Um…?
The largest group of Wilson's windows in Scotland.
BROUGHTY FERRY
GOODYEAR, A:
The Chapel of Reservation
Window "Centred on The Eucharist, the elements of the ancient seas (Galilee, Jordan and Dead) and biblical towns are juxtaposed by their modern local equivalent of the Tay River and the churches between Dundee and Broughty Ferry" Stained Glass Journal, which also mentions that the window is entirely made of Hartley Wood glass.
"The crosses of the crucifixion are depicted along with a chalice, corn and a grape vine. The River Jordan, Dead Sea, Sea of Galilee and the Tay River are illustrated, as the church is near the shore. A rainbow divides earth from heaven." Axis
200cm x 75cm Per Light, 1992
ST MARY'S CHURCH
SCOTTISH EPISCOPALIAN
MAYER of MUNICH:
Most windows.
WILSON, W:
2-l showing St Margaret and St Cuthbert, 1961.
ST LUKE'S AND QUEEN STREET CHURCH, WEST QUEEN STREET
BURNE-JONES
WILLIAM MORRIS
CARNOUSTIE
HOLY ROOD CHURCH
DUNCAN, J:
Window, exhibited RSA, 1938.
PARISH CHURCH
CHILTON, M I :
War memorial. 1" colour design exhibited RSA, 1924.
DULCE
ST MARY
MORRIS
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