Gendreville, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window probably shows Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Clare of Assisi.
This neo-Gothic stained glass window, typical of the 19th century, consists of two vertical lancets in bright and luminous colours, surmounted by a quatrefoil with geometric and floral decoration. In the left lancet, a religious saint in a light brown habit (Franciscan habit) is probably Saint Francis of Assisi. In the right lancet, a religious saint in a brown habit and white veil of the Order of the Poor Clares is surely Saint Clare.This neo-Gothic stained glass window, typical of the 19th century, consists of two vertical lancets in bright and luminous colours, surmounted by a quatrefoil with geometric and floral decoration. In the left lancet, a religious saint in a light brown habit (Franciscan habit) is probably Saint Francis of Assisi. In the right lancet, a religious saint in a brown habit and white veil of the Order of the Poor Clares is surely Saint Clare.
This neo-Gothic stained glass window, typical of the 19th century, consists of two vertical lancets in bright and luminous colours, surmounted by a quatrefoil with geometric and floral decoration. In the left lancet, a religious saint in a light brown habit (Franciscan habit) is probably Saint Francis of Assisi. In the right lancet, a religious saint in a brown habit and white veil of the Order of the Poor Clares is surely Saint Clare.
