The Tristan stained glass for Harden Grange.
Morris & Co.
1862
William Morris choose the subject, based upon Malory's Tristan retellings
in Morte Darthur. The colours were also his choice to preserve
the unity, but he asked several Pre-Raphaelite brothers to design the panels.
(Click on images to enlarge.
Still missing three panels.)
The birth of Tristram
Arthur Hughes
The departure of Tristram and La Belle Isoude from Ireland
Val Prinsep
Tristram and La Belle Isoude drink the love potion
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
The marriage of Tristram and Isoude Les Blanches Mains
Edward Burne-Jones
The madness of Tristram
Edward Burne-Jones
The recognition of Tristram by La Belle Isoude
William Morris
The attempted suicide of La Belle Isoude
Edward Burne-Jones
Tristram and Isolde at King Arthur's court
William Morris
The death of Tristram
Ford Maddox Brown
The tomb of Tristram and Isolde
Edward Burne-Jones
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