Mandres/Vair, church - stained glass
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This stained glass window presents a mainly ornamental composition.
The stained glass window of the Saint-Maurice church in Mandres-sur-Vair presents a mainly ornamental composition, without holy figures or narrative scenes. It consists of two vertical lancets surmounted by an ornamental quatrefoil. The structure is in the neo-Gothic style, typical of the late 19th or early 20th century. The panels are filled with intertwined geometric and floral motifs, creating a harmonious network of sinuous lines. The outer borders alternate red, yellow and blue squares. The central sections are dominated by white arabesque motifs and stylized plant elements.The stained glass window of the Saint-Maurice church in Mandres-sur-Vair presents a mainly ornamental composition, without holy figures or narrative scenes. It consists of two vertical lancets surmounted by an ornamental quatrefoil. The structure is in the neo-Gothic style, typical of the late 19th or early 20th century. The panels are filled with intertwined geometric and floral motifs, creating a harmonious network of sinuous lines. The outer borders alternate red, yellow and blue squares. The central sections are dominated by white arabesque motifs and stylized plant elements.
The stained glass window of the Saint-Maurice church in Mandres-sur-Vair presents a mainly ornamental composition, without holy figures or narrative scenes. It consists of two vertical lancets surmounted by an ornamental quatrefoil. The structure is in the neo-Gothic style, typical of the late 19th or early 20th century. The panels are filled with intertwined geometric and floral motifs, creating a harmonious network of sinuous lines. The outer borders alternate red, yellow and blue squares. The central sections are dominated by white arabesque motifs and stylized plant elements.
