The artwork, titled “St Paul, window from the Chapel of Cheadle Royal Hospital, Manchester,” was created by the artist Edward Burne-Jones around the year 1892 in the United Kingdom. This stained glass piece measures 122 by 45 cm and belongs to the genre of design. It is presently housed at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) in Melbourne, Australia.
The artwork features an intricately designed stained glass window depicting St Paul, a significant figure in Christian tradition. St Paul is portrayed standing, adorned in richly decorated robes predominantly in shades of red and gold. He holds an open book in his hands, suggesting his association with teachings and scripture. The background comprises a distinctive pattern of interlocking diamond shapes, each containing delicate floral motifs, enhancing the visual appeal and intricate nature of the stained glass. The overall composition exemplifies Burne-Jones’ mastery in design and his contribution to the craft of stained glass art.
