Kirchenfenster des Malers Hans Gottfried von Stockhausen

Published in 1958 by F. Lometsch, this monograph serves as a focused study on the liturgical and glass art of Hans Gottfried von Stockhausen. The book emerged during a period of active post-war reconstruction in Germany, where the renewal of sacred spaces—particularly through the medium of stained glass—became a focal point for German ecclesiastical architecture and the liturgical movement.

Oskar Beyer, a prominent art historian and theologian known for his interest in the intersection of faith and modern aesthetics, curated the text to highlight Stockhausen’s mastery of light and line. The design reflects the mid-century European appreciation for minimalist, high-quality printing, aiming to document the delicate complexity of Stockhausen's windows for both scholars of contemporary art and the broader religious community.