Liffol, church - stained glass
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This circular stained glass window, a rose window, has a haloed female figure in the center, probably the Virgin Mary.
This circular stained glass window (rose window), located in the Saint-Vincent church in Liffol-le-Grand, presents in the center a haloed female figure, probably the Virgin Mary, dressed in a blue dress and a blue and pink coat. She is represented in a modest posture, her hands joined in front of her. The expression on her face is gentle and marked by piety. In the background, a blue sky and a few clouds reinforce the celestial and spiritual atmosphere. The composition is surrounded by a complex decorative circle where floral motifs, vine leaves and bunches of grapes intertwine, suggesting symbols of the Eucharist and spiritual fertility.This circular stained glass window (rose window), located in the Saint-Vincent church in Liffol-le-Grand, presents in the center a haloed female figure, probably the Virgin Mary, dressed in a blue dress and a blue and pink coat. She is represented in a modest posture, her hands joined in front of her. The expression on her face is gentle and marked by piety. In the background, a blue sky and a few clouds reinforce the celestial and spiritual atmosphere. The composition is surrounded by a complex decorative circle where floral motifs, vine leaves and bunches of grapes intertwine, suggesting symbols of the Eucharist and spiritual fertility.
This circular stained glass window (rose window), located in the Saint-Vincent church in Liffol-le-Grand, presents in the center a haloed female figure, probably the Virgin Mary, dressed in a blue dress and a blue and pink coat. She is represented in a modest posture, her hands joined in front of her. The expression on her face is gentle and marked by piety. In the background, a blue sky and a few clouds reinforce the celestial and spiritual atmosphere. The composition is surrounded by a complex decorative circle where floral motifs, vine leaves and bunches of grapes intertwine, suggesting symbols of the Eucharist and spiritual fertility.
