Greux, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window represents a saint in Roman soldier's uniform, probably Saint-Maurice.
This stained glass window depicts a saint in Roman soldier's uniform. He holds a cross in his right hand and a martyr's palm in his left hand. He is standing with his weapons and helmet on the ground. He is trampling on a Roman statue. It is probably Saint-Maurice. The scene is bordered by stylized floral and plant motifs, with a predominance of white and gold, while the bottom of the window is decorated with bunches of grapes and blue and red flowers. The inscription at the bottom of the window indicates that it is the work of the Nancy workshops, probably from the 19th century.This stained glass window depicts a saint in Roman soldier's uniform. He holds a cross in his right hand and a martyr's palm in his left hand. He is standing with his weapons and helmet on the ground. He is trampling on a Roman statue. It is probably Saint-Maurice. The scene is bordered by stylized floral and plant motifs, with a predominance of white and gold, while the bottom of the window is decorated with bunches of grapes and blue and red flowers. The inscription at the bottom of the window indicates that it is the work of the Nancy workshops, probably from the 19th century.
This stained glass window depicts a saint in Roman soldier's uniform. He holds a cross in his right hand and a martyr's palm in his left hand. He is standing with his weapons and helmet on the ground. He is trampling on a Roman statue. It is probably Saint-Maurice. The scene is bordered by stylized floral and plant motifs, with a predominance of white and gold, while the bottom of the window is decorated with bunches of grapes and blue and red flowers. The inscription at the bottom of the window indicates that it is the work of the Nancy workshops, probably from the 19th century.
