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Richard Butler, Glass-Painter

05/1990 | 1046 | 132

Pages: 308-315

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Author:

Archer, Michael (Archer, Michael)

Subjects

artists:

Butler, Richard, d. 1638

buildings:

Hatfield House, Hatfield, Great Britain

buildings:

Lincoln's Inn, London, Great Britain

dates:

1600-1649

patrons:

Cecil, Robert, First Earl of Salisbury, 1563-1612

patrons:

Slingsby, Henry, 1602-1658

places:

England

subjects:

British painting / Stained glass

subjects:

Documents / Patronage

Illustrations

Attributed works:

1. Jonah preserved from the sea, by Richard Butler. 1610. Stained and painted glass for the east window of the chapel at Hatfield House. (Hatfield House, Hertfordshire).

Attributed works:

10. Detail from Fig.8 showing the monogram on the panel of St Matthew.

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11. Detail from Fig.8 showing an unidentified figure flanking the pedestal supporting St Thomas with the RB monogram above.

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2. Sacrifice of Isaac, probably painted by Richard Butler. 1610. Stained and painted glass for the chapel at Hatfield House. (Hatfield House, Hertfordshire).

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3. Detail of two heads of apostles in Fig.4, after conservation.

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4. Heads of four saints, probably St John, St Peter, St Paul and St Andrew, by Richard Butler. 1622. Stained and painted glass executed for Sir Henry Slingsby. (East window of the chapel, Red House, Moor Monkton, York, before conservation).

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5. St Peter, St Andrew, St James and St John, by Richard Butler. 1623. Stained and painted glass. (Chapel, Lincoln's Inn, London).

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6. Detail of the head of St James in Fig.5.

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7. Detail of Fig.5 showing the monogram RB from the bottom right-hand corner of the St John panel.

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8. St Philip, St Thomas, St Bartholomew and St Matthew, by Richard Butler. 1623-1626. Stained and painted glass. (Chapel, Lincoln's Inn, London).

Attributed works:

9. Detail of Fig.8 showing Justice, by Richard Butler after Jacob Matham and the altered RB monogram.

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