Liffol, church - stained glass
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This monumental stained glass window on the right is divided into four registers: A holy bishop blessing; Saint Nicholas; Saint John the Evangelist and Saint Mark.
This monumental stained glass window, located on the right panel, is divided into four registers to represent four figures. Top left: A holy bishop blessing; Top right: Saint Nicholas and the three children in the tub; Bottom left: Saint John the Evangelist and his eagle; Bottom right: Saint Mark and his lion The stained glass window is part of a neo-Gothic architecture. The lancets are framed by Gothic architectural motifs: pointed arches, pinnacles and simulated colonnettes. The upper network, in the form of a quatrefoil, is decorated with an intricate floral motif. The dominant colours – deep blue, crimson red and green – serve as a backdrop for the central figures, highlighting their distinctive attributes.This monumental stained glass window, located on the right panel, is divided into four registers to represent four figures. Top left: A holy bishop blessing; Top right: Saint Nicholas and the three children in the tub; Bottom left: Saint John the Evangelist and his eagle; Bottom right: Saint Mark and his lion The stained glass window is part of a neo-Gothic architecture. The lancets are framed by Gothic architectural motifs: pointed arches, pinnacles and simulated colonnettes. The upper network, in the form of a quatrefoil, is decorated with an intricate floral motif. The dominant colours – deep blue, crimson red and green – serve as a backdrop for the central figures, highlighting their distinctive attributes.
This monumental stained glass window, located on the right panel, is divided into four registers to represent four figures. Top left: A holy bishop blessing; Top right: Saint Nicholas and the three children in the tub; Bottom left: Saint John the Evangelist and his eagle; Bottom right: Saint Mark and his lion The stained glass window is part of a neo-Gothic architecture. The lancets are framed by Gothic architectural motifs: pointed arches, pinnacles and simulated colonnettes. The upper network, in the form of a quatrefoil, is decorated with an intricate floral motif. The dominant colours – deep blue, crimson red and green – serve as a backdrop for the central figures, highlighting their distinctive attributes.
