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List of works by Francis Skeat

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This is a list of works by Francis Skeat (1909–2000), an English glass painter who created over 400 stained glass windows in churches and cathedrals, both in England and overseas.

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County/Country	Town/village	Church	Location	Date	Subject	Reference	Picture
Berkshire	Midgham	St. Matthew	51°24′3.1″N 1°12′7.9″W	1959	Noli me tangere	^[1]
Berkshire	Pangbourne	St. James the Less	51°28′59.5″N 1°5′16.8″W	1956	St. James the Less, St. Cecilia	^[2]
Cambridgeshire	Helpston	St. Botolph	52°38′9.2″N 0°20′36.6″W	1983	Christ in Majesty	^[3]
	Swavesey	St. Andrew	52°18′20.3″N 0°0′9.4″W	1967	Tree of Jesse	^[4]
	Swavesey	St. Andrew	52°18′20.3″N 0°0′9.4″W	1930s	Alpha and Omega	^[5]
Cornwall	St. Mawes	St. Mawes	50°9′28.4″N 5°1′2.6″W	1960	St. Mawes – missionary	^[6]^[7]
				1960	St. Mawes – abbot	^[6]^[7]
				1960	St. Mawes – teacher	^[6]^[7]
	Cardinham	St. Meubred	50°29′16.4″N 4°38′51″W		St. Francis of Assisi
Derbyshire	Ashford-in-the-Water	Holy Trinity	53°13′26.8″N 1°42′34.2″W	1960	Virgin and child	^[8]
	Chesterfield	St. Mary and All Saints	53°14′10″N 1°25′27″W	1959	Hagar and Ishmael
				1959	Elisha and his servant
				1959	Manoah and his son Samson
East Sussex	Hadlow Down	St. Mark the Evangelist	50°59′48.1″N 0°10′43.3″E	1948	Christian year in wild flowers	^[9]^[10]
Essex	Eastwood	St. Laurence and All Saints	51°34′3.5″N 0°41′5.3″E	1978	Samuel Purchas	^[11]
	Frinton-on-Sea	St. Mary Magdalen	51°49′55.7″N 1°14′36.6″E	1969		^[12]
	Hadleigh	St. Barnabas	51°33′3.6″N 0°37′20.3″E	1964	Virgin and Child "Behold, the handmaid of the Lord"	^[13]
	Kelvedon Hatch	St. Nicholas	51°40′3.4″N 0°16′1.6″E	1966		^[14]
	Stanford Rivers	St. Margaret	51°41′8.5″N 0°13′3.7″E	1952	Jesus, St. Margaret of Scotland, St. Wulstan	^[15]
	Thorpe Bay	St. Augustine	51°31′56.3″N 0°45′41.4″E	1958	Christ adored by the Heavenly host	^[16]
	Westcliff-on-Sea	St. Michael & All Angels	51°32′35.2″N 0°40′11.3″E	1969	Epiphany	^[17]
Greater London	Bush Hill Park	St. Stephen	51°38′30.1″N 0°4′42.6″W	1955	Boy Scouts and Girl Guides	^[18]
				1957	Dorcas	^[18]
				1957	St. Barnabas	^[18]
				1979	St. Thomas	^[18]
	Chelsea	Chelsea and Westminster Hospital	51°29′2.4″N 0°10′55.2″W	1982	Westminster Hospital	^[19]^[20]
	City of London	St. Sepulchre-without-Newgate	51°31′0.1″N 0°6′8.5″W	1968	Capt. John Smith memorial window	^[21]	Susan Constant - detail from stained glass window in St Sepulchre-without-Newgate
	Ealing Common	All Saints	51°30′25.5″N 0°17′43.0″W	1957	"P.S. Duckworth" (ship) and Shield of Faith	^[22]
	East Sheen	Christ Church	51°27′36.7″N 0°16′30″W	1954	Madonna and child	^[23]
	Eltham Park	St. Luke	51°27′37.8″N 0°3′29.6″E	1958	Stylised cross & symbols	^[24]
	Norbury	St. Philip	51°24′17.3″N 0°7′31.1″W	1945	Angels	^[25]
				1937	Christ in Majesty	^[25]
				1937	Madonna and child	^[25]
	Stoke Newington	St. Mary (New Church)	51°33′39.6″N 0°5′4.2″W	1958	Soldiers guarding tomb of Jesus	^[26]^[27]
				1958	Noli me tangere	^[26]^[27]
				1958	The Stable at Bethlehem	^[26]^[27]
	Upper Clapton	St. Thomas the Apostle	51°34′11.2″N 0°3′51.5″W	1961	St. Eanswith, St. Richard	^[28]
	Westminster	Westminster Abbey	51°29′56.9″N 0°7′38.6″W	1988	St. Francis of Assisi (Rev. Robinson Duckworth memorial window)	^[29]
Greater Manchester	New Bury	St. James	53°32′32.3″N 2°24′43.9″W	1965	Nativity	^[30]^[31]
Hampshire	Boldre	St. John the Baptist	50°47′32.6″N 1°32′31.9″W	1956	Badges	^[32]
	Ecchinswell	St. Lawrence	51°20′9.2″N 1°16′55.2″W	1979	Ploughman	^[33]
	Longparish	St. Nicholas	51°11′34.1″N 1°23′32.0″W	1967	St. Michael above aviation scene (Maj. Lanoe Hawker memorial window)	^[34]^[35]
	Petersfield	St. Peter	51°0′11.5″N 0°56′14.2″W	1955	St. Monica	^[36]
	Petersfield	St. Peter	51°0′11.5″N 0°56′14.2″W	after 1967	Jesus Christ Saviour	^[37]
	Portsmouth	Portsmouth Cathedral	50°47′25.3″N 1°6′16.0″W	1954–55	Symbols	^[37]
	Portsmouth	Portsmouth Cathedral	50°47′25.3″N 1°6′16.0″W	1954–55	Small roundel scenes	^[37]
	Romsey	Romsey Abbey	50°59′23.0″N 1°30′5.0″W	1962	St. Swithun	^[38]
	Southampton	St. Michael and All Angels	50°56′40.7″N 1°24′19.1″W	1962	Archangel Michael defeating Satan	^[39]
	Titchfield	St. Peter	50°50′56.7″N 1°13′59.2″W	1959	Farmer ploughing	^[40]
Hertfordshire	Berkhamsted	St. Peter	51°45′42.4″N 0°34′27.5″W	1956	Christ resurrected	^[41]
	Chipperfield	St. Paul	51°42′10.4″N 0°29′30.3″W	1948	St. John; St. David	^[42]
	Chipperfield	St. Paul	51°42′10.4″N 0°29′30.3″W	1957	St. Paul	^[42]
	Hertford Heath	Haileybury College chapel	51°46′42.8″N 0°1′59.2″W	1956	Christ in Judgement	^[43]
	St. Albans	St. Peter	51°45′19.4″N 0°20′6″W	1934	The Good Shepherd, St. John the Baptist	^[44]^[45]
Isle of Wight	Lake	Church of the Good Shepherd	50°38′47″N 1°10′6″W		Christ as the Good Shepherd flanked by David as Shepherd boy and king	^[46]
Isle of Wight	Ryde	Holy Trinity	50°43′41.2″N 1°9′28.8″W		(S. Chapel E. Window)	^[47]
Kent	Crockham Hill	Holy Trinity	51°14′14.6″N 0°4′2.1″E	1951	St. Margaret of Scotland, St. Cecilia	^[48]
Kent	Hadlow	St. Mary	51°13′23.9″N 0°20′22.2″E	1956	The Visitation	^[49]
Lincolnshire	Old Clee	The Holy Trinity	53°33′24.5″N 0°3′15.6″W	1960	Bishop St Hugh of Lincoln	^[50]
Northamptonshire	Earls Barton	All Saints	52°15′57″N 0°45′12″W	After 1980	"A City set on a hill cannot be hid" (Sermon on the Mount)
	Earls Barton	All Saints	52°15′57″N 0°45′12″W		"Let no man despise thy youth..." (First Epistle to Timothy)
	Raunds	St. Peter	52°20′48.2″N 0°31′59.8″W	1954	St. Peter, the Virgin, and St. Crispin	^[51]^[52]^[53]
				1960	Feeding the 5,000	^[51]^[52]^[53]
				1981	Christ appearing to St. Peter	^[51]^[52]^[53]
North Yorkshire	Hubberholme	St. Michael and All Angels	54°12′0″N 2°6′52.8″W			^[54]
Shropshire	Chetwynd	St. Michael and All Angels	52°47′19.3″N 2°23′36.6″W	1963	(Nave NE & SE)	^[55]
Shropshire	Clungunford	St. Cuthbert	52°24′11.5″N 2°53′27.6″W	1970	Sheep farming: "Without the way, there is no going"
Suffolk	East Bergholt	St. Mary the Virgin	51°58′11.6″N 1°0′45″E	1930s	Virgin and Child	^[56]
	Chelmondiston	St. Andrew	51°59′26.7″N 1°12′37.4″E	1961	Crucifixion	^[57]
				1960s	Summoning of St. Andrew by Christ	^[57]
				1960s	St. Luke healing a child	^[57]
				1960s	The Three Marys	^[57]
	Laxfield	All Saints	52°18′7.2″N 1°21′59.4″E	1938	Crucifixion	^[58]
Surrey	Farnham	St. Thomas-on-the-Bourne	51°12′10.8″N 0°47′31.2″W	1977	St. Francis	^[59]
	Hindhead	St. Alban	51°7′26.8″N 0°44′38.4″W	1950	St. Monica, Edward Talbot ("Prayer")	^[60]
	Laleham	All Saints	51°24′33.1″N 0°29′24″W	1947	St. Nicholas, St. Thomas	^[61]
	Mickleham	St. Michael	51°16′3″N 0°19′24.6″W	1965	Arms of Baron Beaverbrook	^[62]
	West Clandon	St. Peter & St. Paul	51°15′2.9″N 0°30′18″W	1964	The Annunciation	^[63]
West Midlands	Dudley	St. Francis	52°31′2.1″N 2°5′26.7″W	1961	Duncan Edwards memorial window	^[64]
West Sussex	Donnington	St. George	50°48′47.7″N 0°47′29.9″W	1958	Madonna and child	^[65]^[66]
	Fishbourne	St. Peter & St. Mary	50°50′1.1″N 0°48′18.4″W	1952	Jesus restores sight to blind beggar	^[67]^[68]	Window above west door at St Peter & St Paul, Fishbourne
	Lurgashall	St. Laurence	51°2′13.9″N 0°39′48.2″W	1966	Christ blessing children	^[69]^[70]
	West Green	St. Peter	51°6′54″N 0°11′44.2″W	1956	Blessed Virgin Mary with Joseph & boy Jesus	^[71]^[72]
	West Green	St. Peter	51°6′54″N 0°11′44.2″W	1952	St. George, St. Michael	^[71]^[72]
	West Itchenor	St. Nicholas	50°47′59.6″N 0°51′59.4″W	1965	Badges	^[73]^[74]^[75]
West Yorkshire	Woodhouse Hill	Christ Church	53°40′3″N 1°46′10.2″W	After 1962	"Man shall not live by bread alone" (Gospel of Matthew 4:4)
Worcestershire	Belbroughton	Holy Trinity	52°23′23.3″N 2°7′12.7″W	1965		^[76]
	Beoley	St. Leonard	52°19′29.6″N 1°54′20.9″W	1965	Adoration of the Magi	^[77]
	Broughton Hackett	St. Leonard	52°11′22.5″N 2°6′44.3″W	1965	Jesus Christ "I am with you always."	^[78]
	Evesham	St. Lawrence	52°5′29.0″N 1°56′51.4″W	1959	Nativity	^[79]
	Hagley	St. Saviour	52°25′21″N 2°8′31.2″W	1962	Blessed Virgin, St. Gabriel, Christ in Majesty, St. Michael, St. John the Baptist
				1964	St. Cecilia
					Madonna and child
	Lower Moor	St. Thomas	52°7′24.4″N 2°2′3.8″W	1954	Madonna and child
	Lower Moor	St. Thomas	52°7′24.4″N 2°2′3.8″W	1952	St. Thomas, Christ, St. John the Baptist
	Upton Snodsbury	St. Kenelm	52°11′15.4″N 2°5′4.6″W	1968	Christ in majesty
				1969	St. Wulstan
				1980	"Seedtime and harvest shall not fail"
				1974	"I am the way, the Truth and the Life" (John 14:6)
Belgium	Antwerp	St. Boniface	51°12′9.1″N 4°25′1.92″E			^[80]
South Africa	Cape Town	St. George's Cathedral	33°55′30″S 18°25′9.3″E	1957	Rose window	^[44]

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List of works by Francis Skeat

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