Foreword
Lenders to the Exhibition
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Drawn on Paper – Painted on Glass
Barbara Butts and Lee Hendrix
Monumental Stained Glass in Southern Germany in the Age of Dürer
Hartmut Scholz
In Honor of Friendship: Function, Meaning, and Iconography in Civic Stained-Glass Donations in Switzerland and Southern Germany
Barbara Giesicke and Mylène Ruoss
On the Artistic Technique of Glass Painting in the Age of Dürer and Holbein and Its Conservation Problems
Peter van Treeck
Precursors
The Master of the Housebook
Peter Hemmel von Andlau and the Strasbourg Workshop-Cooperative
The Master of the Coburg Roundels
Michael Wolgemut
Nuremberg
Albrecht Dürer
Hans Baldung Grien
Hans Leu the Younger
Hans von Kulmbach
Sebald Beham
Georg Pencz
Augsburg
Hans Holbein the Elder
Hans Schäufelein
Hans Burgkmair
Jörg Breu the Elder
Strasbourg and Freiburg
Hans Baldung Grien
Hans Weiditz
Regensburg
Albrecht Altdorfer
Bern
Hans Funk
Niklaus Manuel Deutsch
Zurich
Hans Leu the Younger
Basel
Urs Graf
Antoni Glaser
Hans Holbein the Younger
List of References
Index

“A feast for the eyes as well as the intellect. This all-the-frills book is one to savor and save. Long after the exhibition is dismantled, you'll be revisiting, appreciating, studying and absorbing.” —Stained Glass
“Stained glass is somewhat ephemeral owing to its very nature, [so] this attempt to catalog the contributions of artists who have worked in this medium is therefore all the more worthwhile.” —Library Journal
“Packed with drawings and color examples ... in a unique, appealing presentation.” —Midwest Book Review
“A sure bet to achieve classic status.” —Nicholas A. Basbanes, syndicated columnist
“Butts and Hendrix chart a brilliant efflorescence in stained glass design and manufacture.” —CAA Reviews
“This breathtaking book is an essential addition to the art lover's library.” —Adventures

Barbara Butts is former curator of prints, drawings, and photographs at the Saint Louis Art Museum.

Lee Hendrix is curator of drawings at the Getty Museum.