Apse Windows
1950-2000 / B/W / Paper / Photograph / Wesley's Chapel
Photograph
1978
Two of the three stained glass apse windows in a close-up photograph during restoration works in 1978. The windows were installed in the 1890s, and this was the first time they were cleaned and conserved. The image also shows the architectural mosaic and plaster detail in the apse.
In Christian churches, the apse is often a semi-circular recess, usually where the altar is placed. Normally, it faces east.
1978
Two of the three stained glass apse windows in a close-up photograph during restoration works in 1978. The windows were installed in the 1890s, and this was the first time they were cleaned and conserved. The image also shows the architectural mosaic and plaster detail in the apse.
In Christian churches, the apse is often a semi-circular recess, usually where the altar is placed. Normally, it faces east.
