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| Description | South nave window in Winchester Cathedral, depicting Mary, Christ and St John in the upper register, and Isaiah, Solomon, and Aaron in the lower register. Window designed and made by Betton and Evans, and installed between 1851 and 1853. Source - Winchester Cathedral Stained Glass by Mary Calle, 2008. |
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