Stained Glass by Anzolo Fuga @ Scallabrini Village, Austral

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Chapel windows, LHSChapel windows, LHS

Chapel windows RHSChapel windows RHS

Earlier last year I had the opportunity to visit the Scallabrini Village @ Austral in Sydney's south west. The village is a retirement centre catering in particular to the Italian community. The chapel appears to have been built in the 1960s or '70s and has some very fine stained glass by Anzolo Fuga, who it seems was a glass designer for Arte Vetraria Muranese, Italy. The windows are very distinctive and unlike anything I have seen in Australia- perhaps the closest would be the work of Jean Orval in Victoria. Like much of Orval's work, Anzolo's windows still have a freshness today

Detail from the LHSDetail from the LHS

Detail from the LHSDetail from the LHS

Detail from the LHSDetail from the LHS

Detail from the RHSDetail from the RHS

Detail from the RHSDetail from the RHS

Artist's signatureArtist's signature

Detail from the RHSDetail from the RHS

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Chapel windows, LHSChapel windows, LHS

Chapel windows RHSChapel windows RHS

Earlier last year I had the opportunity to visit the Scallabrini Village @ Austral in Sydney's south west. The village is a retirement centre catering in particular to the Italian community. The chapel appears to have been built in the 1960s or '70s and has some very fine stained glass by Anzolo Fuga, who it seems was a glass designer for Arte Vetraria Muranese, Italy. The windows are very distinctive and unlike anything I have seen in Australia- perhaps the closest would be the work of Jean Orval in Victoria. Like much of Orval's work, Anzolo's windows still have a freshness today

Detail from the LHSDetail from the LHS

Detail from the LHSDetail from the LHS

Detail from the LHSDetail from the LHS

Detail from the RHSDetail from the RHS

Detail from the RHSDetail from the RHS

Artist's signatureArtist's signature

Detail from the RHSDetail from the RHS