
08/09/2025
We recently completed a set of two windows for St. John's Jackson Hole, WY and we couldn't be more proud!
How do you portray the Grand Tetons in a stained glass window--especially when you can see the cathedral peaks from the window? Fr. Bartz asked just that, he wanted the "charismatic mega-fauna and flora" and "exaggerated geography" of Jackson, Wyoming. With a little inspiration from Cezanne and some extraordinary mouth-blown glass from Germany, our artists explored the sun-dappled peeks, crossed paths with a mammoth bison and moose, and watched the majestic Elk with the donor's dogs in the shade.
The second window features the range sometimes called Sleeping Indian or Sheep Mountain. In the grass are gathered the "Five Bad Boys" -- Male elk known to hang out away from the female elk during winter. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do! We'd like to give a special shout-out to the talented designer of these windows, Mark Bleakley, and to the amazing painter, Judson Portzer - beautiful work, guys 🗻
To learn more about our new window creation process, head to https://willet-studios.com/new-windows/