The image on the left of this stained glass window honors Doak S. Campbell, who was the President of Florida State University from 1941-1957. The image on the right honors the Seminole Tribe of Florida. This window is also located in the Werkmeister Humanities Reading Room in Dodd Hall on the FSU campus.
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The trees outside make a very interesting effect on the blue glass.
I have always been fascinated by stained glass. The church in the village where I was born as some and one is of the village blacksmith. When Patty and I first got married we lived in a small house that was once his blacksmith shop.
I was thinking the same thing as JM :)
These stained glass windows are so beautiful, I would have a hard time keeping my eyes on a book.
I love the shades of blue!!
I'm so excited I finally saw a porcupine! That's funny that it happened so close to when I said I had never seen one. I also never expected to have one climbing me. HAHA! I'll probably post a picture on Thursday.
Love these stained glass windows! At first glance, I thought the man at left was Dick Cheney. Heh. Heh.
I love the trees behind the glass. You have shared some wonderful work and I thank you!
These windows are beautiful! My parents live in Florida (Lake Wales) but I've never made it over to the Tallahasee - actually never have been anywhere on the panhandle. It looks like a nice area.
various and colored stained glass
I don't think I would ever, ever get tired of looking at stained glass!
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