Radley’s Ghost fine art stained glass panel
2013 marks the centenary of James Radley’s victory in the Alpine Trial with his 40/50 Ghost – to celebrate this I have designed and built a twenty square foot leaded glass panel of his motorcar. This is the second large scale automotive project I have undertaken; the first featured a 1902 Panhard et Levassor and in the last year this has been well travelled having been exhibited at the headquarters of the Veteran Car Club, Cranfield’s History of Motorsport Conference and most recently at the Grand Hotel in Brighton for the Veteran Car Club’s London to Brighton Run dinner. Click here...
Read MoreThe Panhard fine art panel
The 1902 Panhard et Levassor stained glass panel At 1.5 meters square (25 square feet) it’s construction was quite an undertaking. Some said it couldn’t be done, but we happily proved them wrong. Follow this link to read all about the car and the stained glass panel>
Read MoreCreating stained glass art
Here you can see the panel being worked on. If you haven’t seen the panel in real life you get an idea of the scale of it here. View the story of this automotive art here.
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