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This stained glass window with two vertical lancets shows two saints, including Saint Nicholas on the left.
This stained-glass window with two vertical lancets is located in the choir and depicts two saints. On the left, a bishop in traditional liturgical vestments with a red cope, golden stole, miter, and gold crozier, wearing a halo, is blessing three children in a basin. This is undoubtedly Saint Nicholas. On the right, a male figure, wearing a halo, wearing a green cloak embroidered with gold over a red robe, shows altered hands and face. Without additional clues, identification is difficult. The tympanum of the stained-glass window, within a lobed openwork, depicts an angel in prayer. For the rest of the stained-glass windows, a repeated geometric ornamentation is made up of white foliage medallions, red oculi, circles, and diamonds.This stained-glass window with two vertical lancets is located in the choir and depicts two saints. On the left, a bishop in traditional liturgical vestments with a red cope, golden stole, miter, and gold crozier, wearing a halo, is blessing three children in a basin. This is undoubtedly Saint Nicholas. On the right, a male figure, wearing a halo, wearing a green cloak embroidered with gold over a red robe, shows altered hands and face. Without additional clues, identification is difficult. The tympanum of the stained-glass window, within a lobed openwork, depicts an angel in prayer. For the rest of the stained-glass windows, a repeated geometric ornamentation is made up of white foliage medallions, red oculi, circles, and diamonds.
This stained-glass window with two vertical lancets is located in the choir and depicts two saints. On the left, a bishop in traditional liturgical vestments with a red cope, golden stole, miter, and gold crozier, wearing a halo, is blessing three children in a basin. This is undoubtedly Saint Nicholas. On the right, a male figure, wearing a halo, wearing a green cloak embroidered with gold over a red robe, shows altered hands and face. Without additional clues, identification is difficult. The tympanum of the stained-glass window, within a lobed openwork, depicts an angel in prayer. For the rest of the stained-glass windows, a repeated geometric ornamentation is made up of white foliage medallions, red oculi, circles, and diamonds.