The Schaffhausen stained glass art of the 16th to 18th centuries is a comprehensive specialist book that deals with the art of stained glass in the Schaffhausen region during the early modern period. Published in 2010 by the Commission for the Corpus Vitrearum, the work offers a detailed analysis and documentation of this specific art form. The author, Vitrocentre Romont Hasler, has examined a variety of aspects of stained glass over 478 pages, including its techniques, styles, and historical contexts. The book is written in German and is aimed at those interested in the humanities, particularly in the fields of art, music, and design. With a hardcover and dimensions of 250 mm in width and 45 mm in height, it is suitable for both professionals and laypeople interested in the development and significance of stained glass in Schaffhausen. The careful presentation of the content makes it a valuable reference work for art historians and art lovers.