Alf Webster: Glasgow’s Lost Genius, Dr George Rawson
Dr George Rawson explores Alf Webster’s time as an evening student at Glasgow School of Art (1903–1907), placing it within the school’s influential educational period from 1899 to 1915.
Alf Webster: Glasgow’s Lost Genius, Professor Robin Webster OBE
Robin Webster offers a personal reflection on Alf Webster, sharing memories of growing up with a stained glass studio at home and life with his father, artist Gordon Webster.
Alf Webster: Glasgow’s Lost Genius, Discussion
Alf Webster: Glasgow’s Lost Genius, Peter Aiers
Peter talks about the wider use of historic churches for an increasingly secular community.
Alf Webster: G(l)azing into the world of Stained Glass Conservation, Meredith Macbeth
Meredith gives an introduction to the method and techniques behind the conservation and restoration of 19 & 20th century stained glass.
Alf Webster: Glasgow’s Lost Genius, David Robertson
David Robertson explores how imagery in Alf Webster’s great south transept window suggests William Blake as a possible artistic and thematic influence.
Alf Webster: Glasgow’s Lost Genius, Prof John Hume
Prof. Hume discusses the career of Glaswegian architect John Honeyman.
Alf Webster: Glasgow’s Lost Genius, Gordon Urquhart
The author of A Notable Ornament examines the events and personalities surrounding the construction of the Kelvinbridge landmark, and chart its early history through to 1915 and Alf Webster’s windows.
Alf Webster: It’s All About Alf, Karen Mailley-Watt
Karen’s talk, It’s All About Alf, will give a general overview of Alf Websters windows and where to find them.