Figurative and Representational Work by Helen Whittaker

Helen’s figurative art interprets the human form in a free, expressive and emotive manner, bringing the narrative alive through gesture, animation and context. She takes inspiration from the great masters of the past, from paintings as well as glass. Helen played a key part in the restoration of the world-famous medieval glass at St Mary’s Church in Fairford, a site of artistic pilgrimage through the ages.

SELECTED PROJECTS


Selby Abbey, North Yorkshire

The Gethsemane window - North Nave Aisle

St Helen's Church, Lea, Gainsborough

Memorial to the Marshall family - West Window

St Lawrence's Church, York

D-Day Remembrance window; York Normandy Veterans - Porch window

St Cuthbert's Church, Crayke

St Cuthbert - North Nave Aisle

Dulwich College, London

Celebrating 400 years of the School - Lower Hall

St Mary's Priory Church, Abergavenny

The Jesse Window – East Window of the Lewis Chapel

Private Commission, Beverley

Sangwin Architects – Door panel

Reeds School, Cobham, Surrey

Bicentenary Window – Chapel

Royal Air Force Club, London

RAF, Past and Present – Staircase Window

St Peter and St Mary's Church, Stowmarket

The Four Seasons – Four South Aisle Windows

Worksop Priory, Nottinghamshire

St Cuthbert – Great West Window

St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, London

St Ethelburga – East Window

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