Jubainville, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window depicts two figures of Christianity in Lorraine: Sainte-Libaire and Saint-Élophe.
This stained glass window is divided into several registers. Two main lancets, each depicting a saint. The upper tympanum is decorated with a floral and geometric decoration inspired by 19th century neo-Gothic stained glass windows. At the bottom, lower cartouches containing names, bear witness to a tribute or commemoration, as well as the mention of the donors and the parish. On the left, Saint Libaire, dressed in a long pale green habit and a purple cloak, holds a palm. On the right, Saint Élophe is represented as a deacon, dressed in a chasuble and a red and white dalmatic. He holds a palm. The names of the saints, written below them, remove any ambiguity as to the authenticity of the identification.This stained glass window is divided into several registers. Two main lancets, each depicting a saint. The upper tympanum is decorated with a floral and geometric decoration inspired by 19th century neo-Gothic stained glass windows. At the bottom, lower cartouches containing names, bear witness to a tribute or commemoration, as well as the mention of the donors and the parish. On the left, Saint Libaire, dressed in a long pale green habit and a purple cloak, holds a palm. On the right, Saint Élophe is represented as a deacon, dressed in a chasuble and a red and white dalmatic. He holds a palm. The names of the saints, written below them, remove any ambiguity as to the authenticity of the identification.
This stained glass window is divided into several registers. Two main lancets, each depicting a saint. The upper tympanum is decorated with a floral and geometric decoration inspired by 19th century neo-Gothic stained glass windows. At the bottom, lower cartouches containing names, bear witness to a tribute or commemoration, as well as the mention of the donors and the parish. On the left, Saint Libaire, dressed in a long pale green habit and a purple cloak, holds a palm. On the right, Saint Élophe is represented as a deacon, dressed in a chasuble and a red and white dalmatic. He holds a palm. The names of the saints, written below them, remove any ambiguity as to the authenticity of the identification.
