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Glaskunst in Graubünden

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Using examples of the (almost) forgotten artist Giuseppe Scartezzini (1895-1967), Walter Isler introduces the fascinating world of stained glass.

Description

Date
28.01.2026 from 19:00 to 20:15 o'clock
Price
Free admission. No registration necessary.
Place
Evang.-ref. Church Almens
Organizer
Baselgias-Engiadinaisas

Glass art in Graubünden
On examples of an (almost) forgotten artist


Stained glass has a special status in painting. No other type of painting shows such high colour luminosity and such great differences in brightness as a glass picture. The origin of stained glass probably lies in ancient Persia. The
Romans used glass panes in their thermal baths to provide brightness. There were also glass windows in the houses of the rich.

Graubünden is rich in glass art: Sacred glass art. Profane cabinet panes. Coat of arms. Using examples from the work of Giuseppe Scartezzini (1895-1967), Walter Isler introduces the fascinating world of glass art. Jürg Stocker on the organ enriches this occasion. The meeting point is on Thursday, January 28, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. in the Reformed Church of Almens. Duration approx. 1 hour. Free admission.

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