Coussey, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window is part of a neo-Gothic ornamental vein with a golden Greek cross and two doves in the center.
This semicircular stained-glass window features a geometric and symmetrical composition, with a large golden Greek cross at its center, framed by two facing white doves. Each holds an olive branch. The background is decorated with a network of interlocking triangles, predominantly pale blue, outlined in yellow, forming a sort of diamond-shaped net, similar to a textile or heraldic motif. The whole is framed by alternating red and green tiles, forming a regular frieze.This semicircular stained-glass window features a geometric and symmetrical composition, with a large golden Greek cross at its center, framed by two facing white doves. Each holds an olive branch. The background is decorated with a network of interlocking triangles, predominantly pale blue, outlined in yellow, forming a sort of diamond-shaped net, similar to a textile or heraldic motif. The whole is framed by alternating red and green tiles, forming a regular frieze.
This semicircular stained-glass window features a geometric and symmetrical composition, with a large golden Greek cross at its center, framed by two facing white doves. Each holds an olive branch. The background is decorated with a network of interlocking triangles, predominantly pale blue, outlined in yellow, forming a sort of diamond-shaped net, similar to a textile or heraldic motif. The whole is framed by alternating red and green tiles, forming a regular frieze.
