Gendreville, church - stained glass window
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This neo-Gothic stained glass window presents three figures spread across three distinct spaces.
This neo-Gothic stained glass window shows three characters spread across three separate spaces. The upper part shows a haloed female figure, holding a green palm, a clear sign of martyrdom. This figure is surrounded by a brightly colored quatrefoil. In the lower part, there are two characters each placed under a flamboyant Gothic archway, extremely decorated and colorful. On the left, a saint holding a palm in her right hand, and a sword in her left, St. Joan or St. Catherine. On the right, a bishop identifiable by his mitre and his golden pastoral crozier, holds three small round purses in his left hand. This is Saint Nicholas.This neo-Gothic stained glass window shows three characters spread across three separate spaces. The upper part shows a haloed female figure, holding a green palm, a clear sign of martyrdom. This figure is surrounded by a brightly colored quatrefoil. In the lower part, there are two characters each placed under a flamboyant Gothic archway, extremely decorated and colorful. On the left, a saint holding a palm in her right hand, and a sword in her left, St. Joan or St. Catherine. On the right, a bishop identifiable by his mitre and his golden pastoral crozier, holds three small round purses in his left hand. This is Saint Nicholas.
This neo-Gothic stained glass window shows three characters spread across three separate spaces. The upper part shows a haloed female figure, holding a green palm, a clear sign of martyrdom. This figure is surrounded by a brightly colored quatrefoil. In the lower part, there are two characters each placed under a flamboyant Gothic archway, extremely decorated and colorful. On the left, a saint holding a palm in her right hand, and a sword in her left, St. Joan or St. Catherine. On the right, a bishop identifiable by his mitre and his golden pastoral crozier, holds three small round purses in his left hand. This is Saint Nicholas.
