Trinick, John B.

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Agent TypePersonActivities & OccupationsArtistsAuthorsGenderMaleHistoryJohn Brahms Trinick born in Melbourne 1890 was a talented stained-glass artist and ecclesiastical craftsman, who worked extensively in the medium in England from the 1920s through to the early 1960s. Originally trained at the National Gallery School in Melbourne where he met and befriended other artists such as Napier Waller, Trinick emigrated to England in 1919 and continued his studies in stained glass at the William Morris Merton Studios under the tutelage of Christopher Whitworth Whall. He had life long interests in alchemy, Jungian psychology and sacred art. His publications include the 'Dead Sanctuary', 'Fire-Tried Stone' and a chapter 'The Burning-Glass' in St Gregory of Nyssa: The Rise of Christian Mysticism. Trinick died in 1974 in Milnthorpe, Cumbria, England.Search records of this agent

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Date1890-1974

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Trinick, John B.