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This was a very historic church in Dorset which had many existing stained glass windows, mostly Victorian, depicting very traditional subject matter.
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We were asked to design for the only remaining window without stained glass and we agreed with the Parochial Church Council that the design should follow the sequence of windows depicting a figure in each of the four sections.
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All the other windows depicted male biblical figures or warriors, and it was decided that this window should celebrate motherhood. The section illustrated here represents a Sudanese mother and child, as the parish is twinned with a village in Sudan. One of the priests in the parish was a missionary there, and he had plenty of photographs and memories to help us with the design.
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