Henry Holiday and the Windows of The Church of the Holy Trinity

Henry Holiday, painter, stained glass designer, illustrator, sculptor and a Pre-Raphaelite, was well known in his native England. Holiday also enjoyed great success in New York, designing more than 30 windows, including the 17 in the Church of the Holy Trinity.

George Bryant, Holiday scholar, explains the artist’s success by tracing his career, his artistic development and his cultivation of a small but loyal set of influential patrons in New York City.

A reception will be held before the lecture at 6:00 p.m., with the lecture starting promptly at 6:45 p.m.
Lectures are partially sponsored by generous gifts from Christopher Broadwell and Lewis I. Haber