Vouxey, church - stained glass
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This stained glass window, in the center of the image, seems to represent, on the left, the archangel and on the right surely Saint-Laurent.
This stained-glass window, in the center of the image, appears to depict two important holy figures in the Christian tradition. The figure on the left is depicted with a halo and wings and is holding a palm branch, a symbol of martyrdom. This suggests that it is an angel bringing the palm to the saint on the right. The figure on the right is wearing a green chasuble, indicating his role in the clergy, probably a bishop. The halo around his head designates him as a saint. Given the liturgical vestment and the prayerful context, it could be Saint Lawrence.This stained-glass window, in the center of the image, appears to depict two important holy figures in the Christian tradition. The figure on the left is depicted with a halo and wings and is holding a palm branch, a symbol of martyrdom. This suggests that it is an angel bringing the palm to the saint on the right. The figure on the right is wearing a green chasuble, indicating his role in the clergy, probably a bishop. The halo around his head designates him as a saint. Given the liturgical vestment and the prayerful context, it could be Saint Lawrence.
This stained-glass window, in the center of the image, appears to depict two important holy figures in the Christian tradition. The figure on the left is depicted with a halo and wings and is holding a palm branch, a symbol of martyrdom. This suggests that it is an angel bringing the palm to the saint on the right. The figure on the right is wearing a green chasuble, indicating his role in the clergy, probably a bishop. The halo around his head designates him as a saint. Given the liturgical vestment and the prayerful context, it could be Saint Lawrence.