The Providence Journal

Could this RI stained-glass window redefine how Jesus was represented for Art historians?

For decades, the stained-glass window hid in plain sight. In some ways, it was easy to miss. How many people really look that closely at the stained-glass windows in their church, expecting to find ...
The Boston Globe

In Rhode Island, a stained-glass window shows Christ as a man of color

Boston Globe arts reporter Malcom Gay explains the historical significance of a stained-glass window featuring an image of Black Jesus. WARREN, R.I. — Clambering up a scaffold, art historian Virginia ...
WBUR

Rhode Island's historic stained glass window depicting a dark-skinned Jesus moves to Memphis

A nearly 150-year-old stained-glass church window in Rhode Island that depicts a dark-skinned Jesus Christ interacting with women in New Testament scenes — known to many as the “Black Gospel Window” — ...
The Boston Globe

The artwork is believed to be the first stained-glass piece to depict Jesus as a person of color

A piece of Rhode Island art history will soon have a new ZIP code — in the South. A stained-glass window at St. Mark’s Church in Warren, R.I., that scholars believe to be the first to depict Christ as ...