Jainvilotte, church - stained glass window
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Ornamental stained glass window.
This stained glass window, composed of two vertical lancets, is largely erased, leaving only decorative elements and traces of the original figures visible. The structure of the stained glass window remains legible, with a symmetrical organization typical of the neo-Gothic style of the 19th century. The dominant colors, on the border, are green, red and purple. The central parts seem to be composed of circular geometric patterns but wear and damage have caused a large part of the details to disappear. The upper tympanum, in the shape of a quatrefoil, of which one lobe is missing, presents plant motifs.This stained glass window, composed of two vertical lancets, is largely erased, leaving only decorative elements and traces of the original figures visible. The structure of the stained glass window remains legible, with a symmetrical organization typical of the neo-Gothic style of the 19th century. The dominant colors, on the border, are green, red and purple. The central parts seem to be composed of circular geometric patterns but wear and damage have caused a large part of the details to disappear. The upper tympanum, in the shape of a quatrefoil, of which one lobe is missing, presents plant motifs.
This stained glass window, composed of two vertical lancets, is largely erased, leaving only decorative elements and traces of the original figures visible. The structure of the stained glass window remains legible, with a symmetrical organization typical of the neo-Gothic style of the 19th century. The dominant colors, on the border, are green, red and purple. The central parts seem to be composed of circular geometric patterns but wear and damage have caused a large part of the details to disappear. The upper tympanum, in the shape of a quatrefoil, of which one lobe is missing, presents plant motifs.
