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WHAT does it take to paint a 16thcentury chapel? Two hundred eggs,
La Pietà by Michelangelo
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Whether in Gothic cathedrals or modern interiors, stained glass, its beauty and evolving techniques continue to attract collectors and creators today, as Alice Roberton discovers