Stained Glass in The Netherlands before 1795 Part 1 The North,
Part 2 The South Distributed for Amsterdam University Press The
Netherlands is rightly famous for the stunning stained glass
windows of the Sint Janskerk, an imposing Gothic church in
Gouda, but many more examples of this fragile medium have
withstood the ravages of time. This is the first book to provide
a complete overview of the country’s extensive works of stained
glass. In addition to showcasing the mainly post-medieval glass
found in situ and dispersed glass, Zsuzsanna van Ruyven-Zeman
uses excavated material, designs, and donation documents to
evoke windows that are now lost.