Index:
- Welcome to the Boppard Project Blog
- So what is the “Boppard Conservation Project”?
- Introducing Marie and Megan
- Getting started…
- Taking the first window off display
- To conserve or to restore, that is the question!
- First investigations
- What is the Carmelite Church of Boppard?
- Why were the windows removed from the church?
- First observations
- The Life of Christ and the Virgin panels
- Old Lead Repairs
- Facts about Glass – Early Manufacture
- Facts about Glass – Making Crown Glass
- Facts about Glass – Making Cylinder Glass
- Facts about Glass – Comparing Crown and Cylinder Glass
- The Life of Christ and The Virgin panels – Birth of the Virgin
- De-installation of the 9th Commandment Window
- Facts about Glass – Creating Coloured Glass; Pot-metal glass
- The Life of Christ and The Virgin panels –The Annunciation
- Facts about Glass: Flashed Glass techniques
- The Life of Christ and The Virgin panels – Agony in the Garden Panel
- Facts about Glass: Flashed glass examples
- The Life of Christ and The Virgin panels – Christ Before Pilate Panel
- Facts about Glass: Insertions
- The Life of Christ and The Virgin panels – Resurrection
- The Life of Christ and The Virgin panels – Christ Appearing to Peter
- Facts about Glass: Jewels
- Boppard Panel – Siegfried von Gelnhausen and his Wife
- Facts about Glass: Early Glass Painting
- Donors – In Stained Glass
- Facts about glass: Glass Painting Part 2
- The Boppard Ten Commandments Windows
- Project Update: June 2013
- Depictions of the Virgin and Child
- Depicting the Devil
- Depicting God
- Facts about Glass: Sanguine and Carnation
- Facts about Glass: Silver Stain
- Standing Figures from the West Window of the Nave of the Carmelite Church at Boppard-am-Rhein
- The Two Saints panels from Boppard in the Burrell Collection
- Cartoons
- Designs for Stained Glass
- Boppard Abroad
- Bishop Saints in Stained Glass at the Burrell
- Boppard Abroad: Detroit Institute of Art
- Boppard Abroad – Newport Rhode Island: Ochre Court
- Boppard Abroad – Newport Rhode Island: Seaview Terrace
- Standing Saints in Tapestry
- Standing Saints in a Limestone Retable
- Boppard Abroad – at the Schnuetgen Museum, Koeln
- The Town of Boppard and the Carmelite Church
- Stone Tracery
- Happy Festive Season to all our readers
- History of the Carmelite Church
- Canopies in Art
- Canopies in Stained Glass
- Looking at Dirt, Corrosion and Paint
- The Costume of Pilate in the Boppard Panels
- Halos in the Boppard Panels
- The Boppard Faces
- Armour in the Boppard Panels
- Repairing Broken Glass
- Faces in the Boppard Panels – Identification and results of the survey
- Repairing Fractures
- A final word on the outcome of our faces survey
- The workshops that made the windows for the Carmelite Church at Boppard
- Repairing Fractures III
- Facts about glass – Cutting and shaping glass
- Facts about glass – Assembling a stained-glass panel
- A Digital Restoration of the Birth of the Virgin Panel
- Reinstallation of the Boppard Panels
- Examples of Writing in Stained Glass
- Final words