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This modern stained glass window probably represents Saint Luke the Evangelist.
This modern stained glass window depicts a central figure dressed in green, holding a scroll in one hand and a quill in the other. Beside him, we see the head of an ox, a distinctive symbol. The figure is placed under a background of gold and red light, formed by geometric rays converging downwards, framing and illuminating the main figure. Observing the details, the association of the ox with sacred writing and the presence of a scroll suggest that we have here Saint Luke the Evangelist. This stained glass window, made in the 1950s by the Benoit Frères of Nancy, bears witness to the marriage between tradition and artistic modernity.This modern stained glass window depicts a central figure dressed in green, holding a scroll in one hand and a quill in the other. Beside him, we see the head of an ox, a distinctive symbol. The figure is placed under a background of gold and red light, formed by geometric rays converging downwards, framing and illuminating the main figure. Observing the details, the association of the ox with sacred writing and the presence of a scroll suggest that we have here Saint Luke the Evangelist. This stained glass window, made in the 1950s by the Benoit Frères of Nancy, bears witness to the marriage between tradition and artistic modernity.
This modern stained glass window depicts a central figure dressed in green, holding a scroll in one hand and a quill in the other. Beside him, we see the head of an ox, a distinctive symbol. The figure is placed under a background of gold and red light, formed by geometric rays converging downwards, framing and illuminating the main figure. Observing the details, the association of the ox with sacred writing and the presence of a scroll suggest that we have here Saint Luke the Evangelist. This stained glass window, made in the 1950s by the Benoit Frères of Nancy, bears witness to the marriage between tradition and artistic modernity.