
Two days ago I was introducing Daan Wildschut's (1913-1995) creations for St Vitus: this is another one: the apostles Andrew and Peter on the shoulders of Noah and Adam.
My (old) coffee-table book of selected postings.
More MadScientist: eclecticimaging.tumblr.com, the guy behind this blog
@Ronnie 2¢: It wasn't easy having their picture taken: most of these windows were in the clerestory, and getting a good angle rather difficult.
@Jim: There were plenty of them, I'll publish them perhaps somewhere else in the near future. It's a pity that modern religious art is ignored so often!
@Curly: Thanks for these kind words, Curly! If you would watch me doing it, you would ask yourself where the magic is. In fact, there is no such one. :-) Go and get a good position. Take a shot from a rectangular structure, a window, for example. Then use a software that lets you draw a rectangle around that window and then distort it. Make it look like in your memory, and you will get a perspectively correct image. It needs some practice, but it's no witchcraft.