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Saints Paul and Peter

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Pencil drawing for unidentified two-light stained glass window of SS. Paul and Peter, with scenes from the saints lives at the base: left, the fall on the road to Damascus; right: St. Peter receiving the keys from Christ. Signatures/ Inscriptions: Inscribed in pencil, bottom right hand side of design for St. Peter: ‘W. J. D’. Inscriptions at bottom of each design: ‘S. Paul’ and ‘S. Peter’. Bottom centre, in faded pencil: ‘34’ Materials: Pencil on off white medium weight bristol board.
Trinity College Dublin
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Title: Saints Paul and Peter
Description:
Pencil drawing for unidentified two-light stained glass window of SS.
Paul and Peter, with scenes from the saints lives at the base: left, the fall on the road to Damascus; right: St.
Peter receiving the keys from Christ.
Signatures/ Inscriptions: Inscribed in pencil, bottom right hand side of design for St.
Peter: ‘W.
J.
D’.
Inscriptions at bottom of each design: ‘S.
Paul’ and ‘S.
Peter’.
Bottom centre, in faded pencil: ‘34’ Materials: Pencil on off white medium weight bristol board.

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