Publications
Main publications mentioning the work of Jeannette Weiss Gruber.
- •First Stained Glass Salon, International Center of Stained Glass, Chartres, 1980 – Catalog and exhibition
- •Le vitrail, Revue des Métiers d'Art, November 1982
- •Contemporary French Stained Glass, C.I.V., Chartres, Françoise Perrot, 1984 – Exhibition at C.I.V.
- •Vitraux, Master Glassmakers Union, C.I.V., Chartres, 1986
- •A Century of Stained Glass in Picardy, D.R.A.C. Amiens, 1989
- •Le vitrail, Cerf Editions, Catherine Brisac, 1990
- •Hands & Wonders: Quality Artisans in Paris, Clémence Vernet, 1992
- •Stained Glass: Typological and Technical Vocabulary, General Inventory, Nicole Blondel, Nathalie Frachon, 1993
- •Confluences Magazine: 5 issues featuring my creations in Lyon Cathedral – Oct. 1999, Nov. 1999, Dec. 1999, Feb. 2000, Summer 2001
- •Beauvais Cathedral, Inventory Heritage Images, 2000
- •Corpus vitrearum, News letters 48, 2001
- •Colors of the Sky, Gaud Editions, Chartres exhibition (C.I.V.), 2002
- •Amiens: The Cathedral's Windows, Picardy Heritage Images, 2003
This site presents only the works Jeannette Weiss Gruber considered her favorites. She nevertheless took part in many other projects; here is a non-exhaustive list:
Église Saint Jean Baptiste de Sceaux (Haut-de-Seine)
1955. Façade rose window.
Collégiale de Mantes (Yvelines)
1960. Façade triplet beneath the 13th-century rose window.
Église de Saint Crépin aux Bois
1964. Two choir windows.
Église de Pierrefonds (Oise)
1965. Three choir windows.
Église de Caudebec-en-Caux (Seine-Maritime)
1966. Axial choir window.
Cathédrale Primatiale Saint Jean de Lyon (Rhône)
1969. East window of the Lady Chapel.
1970. South window of the Lady Chapel. For the second window: maquette and full-size cartoon.
1978–79. Two north windows of the Chapel of Saint Joseph.
Église Saint Étienne de Beauvais (Oise)
1981. Window in the east choir aisle.
1984. Infills for mismatched 16th-century stained glass in two south-aisle windows.
1988. One north-aisle window.
1989. Infills for mismatched 16th- and 19th-century stained glass in one south-aisle window.
Église de Kerfeunten (Finistère)
1981. One window in the north nave.
1984. Second window in the north nave.
Église d'Etioles (Essonne)
1981. One façade window.
One window in the north nave.
Chapelle de Villecroze (Var)
1982. Five small windows and an oculus.
Église de Darmannes (Haute-Marne)
1984. Four nave windows.
1984. Two windows in the transept.
1985. Five windows in the choir.
Cathédrale de Beauvais (Oise)
1985. One window in a south transept chapel: 25 m² of new glass accompanying two 15th-century donor figures.
Église de Champagne sur Oise (Oise)
1986. Twelve windows in the nave.
One window in a south nave doorway.
Two windows in the north and south transept arms.
A small façade rose window.
Église de Pont Sainte Maxence (Oise)
1987. Two south nave windows, alternating with Gilles ROUSVOAL.
1988. One north nave window.
1988. A small façade rose window.
Église Notre Dame de Niort
1991. Choir window. New infills and restoration accompanying a 15th-century Tree of Jesse reworked in the 17th and 19th centuries.
Cathédrale d'Amiens (Somme)
Rearrangement of the surviving glass from two choir windows into three windows of the Chapel of Saint Francis of Assisi.
1991. First window.
1993. Second window.
1997. Third window.
Église de l'Enclos Paroissial de la Martyre (Finistère)
North nave
1994. Infills for the 16th-century Breton Tree of Jesse.
1994. Five windows in harmony with the Tree of Jesse.
1994. Façade oculus.
South nave
1996. Two windows.
1996. Two windows and a tracery.
Église Abbatiale de Saint Jean de Saverne (Bas-Rhin)
2001. Eighteen windows in the north and south naves.
Église de Jouy le Comte (Val d'Oise)
2001. One window in a south chapel.
Listing the works Jeannette Weiss Gruber considered her favorites