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- Dom Charles Norris OSB (1909-2004) was an influential artist who created works in stained glass and dalle de verre for Roman Catholic churches in the UK. He is thought to be the most prolific artist working in dalle de verre in the UK in the 20th century. His contributions to listed Modernist buildings are an integral part of their value and are mentioned in their listings. (en)
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- Andrew Derrick for Historic England (en)
- Dr Jennifer Freeman (en)
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- "The Chapels Society, Buckfast Abbey" (en)
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- "After 1949 Aylesford Priory in Kent became a creative hub, attracting artists such as Adam Kossowski , Philip Lindsey Clark, Michael Clark, and the glass maker Dom Charles Norris of Buckfast Abbey." (en)
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- Dom Charles Norris OSB (1909-2004) was an influential artist who created works in stained glass and dalle de verre for Roman Catholic churches in the UK. He is thought to be the most prolific artist working in dalle de verre in the UK in the 20th century. His contributions to listed Modernist buildings are an integral part of their value and are mentioned in their listings. (en)
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