Liffol, church - stained glass
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The stained glass window consists of two lancets, each housing a saint, probably Saint Catherine of Alexandria on the right, possibly Saint Barbara on the left.
The stained glass window is composed of two main lancets, each housing a saint in a medallion. The two figures are distinguished by their iconographic attributes, the crown and the broken wheel on the right for probably Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the veil and the palm on the left for possibly Saint Barbara or Saint Cecilia. This stained glass window is part of the 19th century tradition and shows perfect symmetry, with a dominance of red, green and blue.The stained glass window is composed of two main lancets, each housing a saint in a medallion. The two figures are distinguished by their iconographic attributes, the crown and the broken wheel on the right for probably Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the veil and the palm on the left for possibly Saint Barbara or Saint Cecilia. This stained glass window is part of the 19th century tradition and shows perfect symmetry, with a dominance of red, green and blue.
The stained glass window is composed of two main lancets, each housing a saint in a medallion. The two figures are distinguished by their iconographic attributes, the crown and the broken wheel on the right for probably Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the veil and the palm on the left for possibly Saint Barbara or Saint Cecilia. This stained glass window is part of the 19th century tradition and shows perfect symmetry, with a dominance of red, green and blue.
