Judson Studios - Examples of Judson Stained Glass

Examples of Judson Stained Glass

Over its first century of operation, Judson Studios produced more than 10,000 stained-glass works. Stained glass made at Judson Studios can be found in locations throughout Southern California and the United States. Examples can be seen at:

• Hollyhock House at Barnsdall Art Park and Ennis House -- Judson Studios provided leaded and stained glass and tiles for Frank Lloyd Wright's work on the Hollyhock and Ennis Houses.
• The rotunda skylight at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles;
• The "Congressional Prayer Room", also known as the "Chapel of All Creeds", at the U.S. Capitol;
• The United States Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel in Colorado Springs, Colorado;
• Chapel One at Edwards Air Force Base in California;
• The Alumni Memorial Window, done in heraldic style, at the Memorial Branch Library on Olympic Boulevard in Los Angeles, commemorating the alumni of Los Angeles High School who died in World War I;
• The massive interior dome (107 by 35 feet) at the Tropicana Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, built at a cost of $200,000;
• The 30-foot (9.1 m) Jewel Court Dome at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, California;
• The Caesars Palace Palace Court dome in Las Vegas;
• Sun City Ginza in Tokyo;
• Mary, Queen of the Universe Shrine in Orlando, Florida, for which Judson produced 94 stained-glass windows;
• Highland Park Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles;
• St. James Episcopal Church in South Pasadena;
• All Saints Church in Pasadena;
• First Congregational Church in Los Angeles;
• Calvary Presbyterian Church in South Pasadena;
• ”The Life of Christ” window series at St. Barnabas Church in Eagle Rock;
• The Stanford Court Hotel in Nob Hill section of San Francisco;
• A heraldic design featuring white lions and tigers for Las Vegas illusionists Siegfried & Roy;
• Toluca Lake United Methodist Church in North Hollywood, where Judson began making stained glass windows in 1958 and was still installing windows in 1992;
• The 36-foot (11 m) high Great Window at Glendale Presbyterian Church in Glendale, California (completed in 1974), with a Pentecost theme, dominated by a large figure of Christ, populated by people of different ethnic backgrounds rooted in the trunk of a tree of life;
• The tree of life window in the Lopaty Chapel at Valley Beth Shalom in Encino, California, made from 20,000 pieces of glass, with 613 leaves on the tree;
• The Arbor of Light Radiance Corridor at the Mountain View Mausoleum in Altadena, California;
• The Diamond Head Mortuary in Honolulu, Hawaii;
• The Goldman Estate in Honolulu;