stained glass Conservation

With a Master's degree in Stained Glass Conservation and Heritage Management from the University of York, Charlotte won the Award for Excellence in 2016. This 40-week travelling scholarship led her to gain valuable experience working within many world-leading stained glass conservation studios such as Canterbury Cathedral, Cologne Cathedral and the Conservation Department of the University of Applied Sciences, Erfurt, Germany.

Charlotte has also developed her practice in commercial studios such as Holy Well Glass and Barley Studio and collaborates regularly with Vitralls Can Pinyonaire in Girona, Spain. With this, Charlotte has developed a wide range of experience in the conservation of historic stained glass. She has led conservation projects ranging from fifteenth-century Austrian stained glass to nineteenth-century Morris Company stained glass, each era having diverse conservation issues, from glass corrosion to paint loss.

In addition to working freelance, Charlotte keeps up-to-date with current projects and techniques by attending conferences and webinars frequently. Working in the Conservation Group for the British Society of Master Glass Painters, she takes part in meetings and conferences for the Society’s members to keep networking and CPD events regular and varied, aiming to highlight best practice in the industry.

Click on the images below to view examples of Charlotte’s conservation work:

Saint joseph panel

Saint joseph panel

girona cathedral the hidden window stained glass conservation anna santolaria Charlotte roden

Girona Cathedral

The Hidden Window

Bristol museum panel

Bristol museum panel

17th-century Flemish roundel

17th-century Flemish roundel