Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

The Lantern Tower glass, made in 1965 to 1967, floods the central space with colour and is the best-known post-war window in the north of England.

PlaceDetails
LocationLiverpool, North West England, England
TypeCathedral
PeriodModern
MakersJohn Piper and Patrick Reyntiens

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