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Sutton brothers' stained glass
The stained glass by Rev. Augustus and Canon Frederick Sutton was made in their own glass kiln in the rectory at Brant Broughton from the 1870's. Although amateurs, their work was deemed good enough to fill some 30 windows in Lincoln Cathedral, including the west window. Their later work shows more maturity and sophistication.
The Suttons created the majority of the windows in Brant Broughton church, with help from C. E. Kempe.
The Suttons created the majority of the windows in Brant Broughton church, with help from C. E. Kempe.
Created: Sat, 31 Oct 2015, Updated: Sat, 31 Oct 2015
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