Edinburgh: Greyfriars Tollbooth & Highland Kirk, Church of Scotland, Upper part nave

Postcard of Edinburgh: Greyfriars Tollbooth & Highland Kirk, Church of Scotland, Upper part nave. Click to view full image (new window)
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Commorative Millennium Window

Window of one lancet light.
This window depicts a decorative Celtic cross.

This window was a result of the Greyfriars Millennium Project. The border patter in derived from a design on the National Covenant and the whole surmounted by a millennium circle. The link between George Heriot’s School and Greyfriars is made by including elements of the Heriot’s badge, flower petal forms and a star. The year is recorded by the double M.

This window was dedicated on 31st December 2000.

Artist/Designer:
Douglas Hogg (1948- ) Hogg was born in Edinburgh. He studied at the Edinburgh College of Art under Sax Shaw from 1966-1970. Hogg set-up his own studio in Kelso, Scottish Borders in 1972. He was Head of the Stained & Architectural Glass degree course at Edinburgh College of Art from 1979-2000.

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Who: Douglas Hogg (Artist/Designer)
What: Church of Scotland, Commemoration Window
Where: Greyfriars Place, Edinburgh, EH1 2QQ
When: 2000 (installed)
Jul-12 (photograph taken)
Resource Rights Holder: Scottish Stained Glass Trust and Symposium
Record ID: 000-000-769-030-C
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Material: Glass, Lead, Paint, Stain
Dimensions: Approx 1 x 50m
Subject/Keywords: Celtic cross, millenium, Edinburgh College of Art
Event: The Millennium (To commemorate)
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Photographer: Elisa Conesa Martinez
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