Stories, features and recognition celebrating the craft, history and preservation work of Washington Art Glass Studio.
Features, interviews, preservation stories and recognition from more than a century of work in glass.
Master glass artisans Jed and Jacob Boertlein are featured in the PBS documentary celebrating American makers, craftsmanship and the traditions behind their work.
Arlington County highlights the restoration of Christ in Blessing, a monumental Louis Comfort Tiffany Studios window salvaged from the historic Abbey Mausoleum. Washington Art Glass completed the meticulous restoration and installation of the window at Central United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia.
NBC4 Washington features the restored Christ in Blessing Tiffany stained glass window and its new home at Central United Methodist Church in Arlington, following an extensive restoration by Washington Art Glass Studio.
Washington Art Glass Studio is included in the DC Preservation League’s preservation contractor directory for its expertise in stained glass and historic window preservation.
Washington Art Glass Studio is recognized by the Stained Glass Association of America as an Accredited Professional Studio.
National United Methodist Church highlights Washington Art Glass Studio’s restoration work and identifies the studio as a fourth-generation family business with work at prominent historic and institutional properties.
Best Address highlighted the stained glass restoration at St. Joseph’s on Capitol Hill, recognizing Washington Art Glass Studio for its work restoring the church’s historic windows.
Bethesda Historical Society describes Washington Art Glass Studio’s removal and restoration of three endangered historic windows at the Bethesda Meeting House.
Arlington’s official tourism listing highlights the historic Tiffany window and credits Washington Art Glass Studio with its restoration.
Arlington Magazine tells the history of the Abbey Mausoleum and the Tiffany Christ in Blessing window, noting its meticulous restoration by Washington Art Glass Studio.
Washington Post feature on the historic 1898 Washington Hebrew Congregation window, including Washington Art Glass Studio’s decades-long stewardship, restoration and reinstallation of the window at the Garden of Remembrance.
Church history credits Washington Art Glass Studio with its historic Tudor-style stained-glass windows and notes our multigenerational studio continues to care for them.
The Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA featured Washington Art Glass Studio following the completion and blessing of thirty custom stained glass windows created for the main chapel of the Edwin Cardinal O’Brien Pastoral Center in Washington, D.C. The feature documents the three-year project, its military and Catholic iconography, the use of German glass, and the hand-painted collaboration between Jed and Jacob Boertlein and artists Barbara and Karen Lynch.
Publication documenting the complete restoration of the church’s century-old stained-glass windows by Washington Art Glass Studio and praising the completed work.
Washington Post home-repair feature citing Washington Art Glass Studio and quoting Jed Boertlein as an expert on stained-glass repair and restoration.
Early Washington Post profile featuring John Boertlein and the family stained-glass business, documenting Washington Art Glass’s presence in the region and John’s work as a stained-glass craftsman.