Beaufremont, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window features a scene of the Holy Family, Jesus, Mary and Joseph.
This pointed-arch stained-glass window depicts a scene of the Holy Family in Nazareth. On the left, the Virgin Mary, in a red robe and white veil, watches with clasped hands. In the center, the Infant Jesus is sawing wood. He is focused on his work. On the right, Saint Joseph, wearing a halo and dressed in green and brown, accompanies him. The scene takes place in the workshop, identifiable by the tools on the floor. On the windowsill, a flowering lily can be seen. The oval is framed by rich golden scrolls, against a quatrefoil background with red, yellow, and blue floral motifs, typical of late 19th-century glass decoration. It was a gift from François and Marguerite LABORDE.This pointed-arch stained-glass window depicts a scene of the Holy Family in Nazareth. On the left, the Virgin Mary, in a red robe and white veil, watches with clasped hands. In the center, the Infant Jesus is sawing wood. He is focused on his work. On the right, Saint Joseph, wearing a halo and dressed in green and brown, accompanies him. The scene takes place in the workshop, identifiable by the tools on the floor. On the windowsill, a flowering lily can be seen. The oval is framed by rich golden scrolls, against a quatrefoil background with red, yellow, and blue floral motifs, typical of late 19th-century glass decoration. It was a gift from François and Marguerite LABORDE.
This pointed-arch stained-glass window depicts a scene of the Holy Family in Nazareth. On the left, the Virgin Mary, in a red robe and white veil, watches with clasped hands. In the center, the Infant Jesus is sawing wood. He is focused on his work. On the right, Saint Joseph, wearing a halo and dressed in green and brown, accompanies him. The scene takes place in the workshop, identifiable by the tools on the floor. On the windowsill, a flowering lily can be seen. The oval is framed by rich golden scrolls, against a quatrefoil background with red, yellow, and blue floral motifs, typical of late 19th-century glass decoration. It was a gift from François and Marguerite LABORDE.
