stained glass
 
P. John Burden - Artist
Painter - Printmaker - Illustrator
RR3  Hunter River, PEI, Canada, C0A 1N0

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Hello. This is the long awaited page of

BURDEN:BAKKER  TRADITIONAL  STAINED  GLASS

(bet all seven of you have been holding your breath.)

It has taken me forever to get this page together. Partly because we (we = me and my ever essential partner, Robin Bakker) are trying to wind down on church windows. Of course, we intend to fulfill our resposibilities to existing clients - and to "finish off" churches that are partly furnished with our stained glass windows.

That's what we do, real stained glass.


 

   

"Long Day" by ©P. John Burden (artist) and Robin Bakker (technician) - Traditional stained glass

(Yes, there is the odd exception from doing church windows. This panel (only 20" x 24" and not quite finished yet) is for a display of the Island's best [forgot proper name of show], organised by the PEI Crafts Council, and showing at the Epteck Centre in Summerside. 

Hope to get this page properly sorted out soon - including a description of what we mean by real stained glass - as opposed to coloured glass as in suncatcherrs and decorative panels and etc.

 Meanwhile: 


Here is a picture of a Dorcas window we did a few years back for the Anglican Church in Alberton, Prince Edward Island
and a bit closer look:





Herewith above,  a pretty classic Good Shepherd we did for New Glasgow Road Presbyterian Church



A modern rose window for a new church. St. Cuthbert's, at St. Theresa's, Prince Edward Island