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Kerdiffstown, Co. Kildare: Kerdiffstown House Chapel: Symbols of St. John, St. Matthew, St. Dominic and the Apocalypse

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Colour design for four-light stained glass window in plain glaze with the symbols of Saints Brigid, Patrick, Thomas Aquinas and Dominic, possibly for Kerdiffstown House Chapel
Trinity College Dublin
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Title: Kerdiffstown, Co. Kildare: Kerdiffstown House Chapel: Symbols of St. John, St. Matthew, St. Dominic and the Apocalypse
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Colour design for four-light stained glass window in plain glaze with the symbols of Saints Brigid, Patrick, Thomas Aquinas and Dominic, possibly for Kerdiffstown House Chapel.

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