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Canterbury Stained Glass Opens Window on Medieval World

A display of stained glass art, now in Los Angeles, has opened a window on life in medieval England. The art work from Canterbury Cathedral conveys the color and drama of an earlier era. The color and pageantry of medieval England has been portrayed on the big screen, from jousting knights to historical tales like that of Thomas Becket, the 12th century Archbishop of Canterbury who was murdered in his cathedral at the instigation of King Henry II. In the 1964 Hollywood version...

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