Domrémy, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window, created by J.P. Gaudin, represents Our Lady of Bermont and Saint Joan of Arc.
This stained-glass window, created by J.P. Gaudin, depicts Our Lady of Bermont, a pilgrimage site dear to Joan of Arc, located near Domrémy. It depicts Joan praying before the Virgin, accompanied by female figures offering flowers. To the left, the crowned Virgin and Child stands on a pedestal. The statue is dressed in a red cloak and a white robe adorned with ermine. She holds a golden scepter, and the Infant Jesus rests on her left arm. A band at the bottom clearly indicates the location: "Our Lady of Bermont." To the right, Joan of Arc kneels in prayer, wearing a veil and a golden robe. Her halo is white, and her gaze is turned toward the Virgin. Behind Joan, two figures in red robes are offering flowers. In the upper part of the window, we can see a flaming torch, a palm branch, and two fleurs-de-lis.This stained-glass window, created by J.P. Gaudin, depicts Our Lady of Bermont, a pilgrimage site dear to Joan of Arc, located near Domrémy. It depicts Joan praying before the Virgin, accompanied by female figures offering flowers. To the left, the crowned Virgin and Child stands on a pedestal. The statue is dressed in a red cloak and a white robe adorned with ermine. She holds a golden scepter, and the Infant Jesus rests on her left arm. A band at the bottom clearly indicates the location: "Our Lady of Bermont." To the right, Joan of Arc kneels in prayer, wearing a veil and a golden robe. Her halo is white, and her gaze is turned toward the Virgin. Behind Joan, two figures in red robes are offering flowers. In the upper part of the window, we can see a flaming torch, a palm branch, and two fleurs-de-lis.
This stained-glass window, created by J.P. Gaudin, depicts Our Lady of Bermont, a pilgrimage site dear to Joan of Arc, located near Domrémy. It depicts Joan praying before the Virgin, accompanied by female figures offering flowers. To the left, the crowned Virgin and Child stands on a pedestal. The statue is dressed in a red cloak and a white robe adorned with ermine. She holds a golden scepter, and the Infant Jesus rests on her left arm. A band at the bottom clearly indicates the location: "Our Lady of Bermont." To the right, Joan of Arc kneels in prayer, wearing a veil and a golden robe. Her halo is white, and her gaze is turned toward the Virgin. Behind Joan, two figures in red robes are offering flowers. In the upper part of the window, we can see a flaming torch, a palm branch, and two fleurs-de-lis.
