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StudioConnick (Charles J.), Ltd.
Boston, Massachusetts
Opening Date:1913
Closing Date:1986
Description: Charles J. Connick (1875-1945) opened his Boston stained glass studio in 1913. Connick and his staff of designers and craftsmen were at the forefront of the revival of the medieval style in stained glass. Their windows featured symbolism in pure color and linear design, and emphasized the relationship between a window's design and its architectural setting, principles set forth in Connick's book, "Adventures in Light and Color." Although Connick died in 1945, his studio continued to produce windows in the same medieval style until it closed in 1986. The extensive Connick Studio Archive is housed at the Boston Public Library. The mission of the Charles J. Connick Stained Glass Foundation, Ltd. is "to promote the true understanding of the glorious medium of color and light and to preserve and perpetuate the Connick tradition of stained glass" through lectures, publications and films.
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