Leurville, church - stained glass
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The stained glass window shows a holy bishop depicted full-length, dressed in rich liturgical ornaments. This is Saint-Martin.
This stained glass window depicts Saint Martin, the patron saint of the church, as a bishop. Typical of the neo-Gothic revival of the 19th century, it combines floral decorative elements with a realistic and solemn representation. Saint Martin, as a bishop, is depicted full-length, dressed in rich liturgical ornaments, he is haloed, holds the episcopal crosier and makes a sign of blessing. In the background, a blue decoration adorned with floral motifs frames the central figure, while the outer borders feature plant arabesques and colorful Gothic ornaments. The dominant tones are blue, red and gold, creating a luminous and sacred contrast.This stained glass window depicts Saint Martin, the patron saint of the church, as a bishop. Typical of the neo-Gothic revival of the 19th century, it combines floral decorative elements with a realistic and solemn representation. Saint Martin, as a bishop, is depicted full-length, dressed in rich liturgical ornaments, he is haloed, holds the episcopal crosier and makes a sign of blessing. In the background, a blue decoration adorned with floral motifs frames the central figure, while the outer borders feature plant arabesques and colorful Gothic ornaments. The dominant tones are blue, red and gold, creating a luminous and sacred contrast.
This stained glass window depicts Saint Martin, the patron saint of the church, as a bishop. Typical of the neo-Gothic revival of the 19th century, it combines floral decorative elements with a realistic and solemn representation. Saint Martin, as a bishop, is depicted full-length, dressed in rich liturgical ornaments, he is haloed, holds the episcopal crosier and makes a sign of blessing. In the background, a blue decoration adorned with floral motifs frames the central figure, while the outer borders feature plant arabesques and colorful Gothic ornaments. The dominant tones are blue, red and gold, creating a luminous and sacred contrast.
