Graffiny, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window presents a purely decorative composition.
This stained glass window presents a purely decorative composition. It is part of a tradition of ornamental stained glass windows from the 19th century, used to embellish buildings while diffusing a subdued light. The network of nested geometric patterns structures the whole in several panels. The presence of nested circles and diamonds creates a complex mosaic effect. White leaves intertwined on a black background evoke Gothic scrolls. Red flowers can be seen at the heart of the circular compositions. The framing of green and yellow foliage on a red background reinforces the richness of the decoration.This stained glass window presents a purely decorative composition. It is part of a tradition of ornamental stained glass windows from the 19th century, used to embellish buildings while diffusing a subdued light. The network of nested geometric patterns structures the whole in several panels. The presence of nested circles and diamonds creates a complex mosaic effect. White leaves intertwined on a black background evoke Gothic scrolls. Red flowers can be seen at the heart of the circular compositions. The framing of green and yellow foliage on a red background reinforces the richness of the decoration.
This stained glass window presents a purely decorative composition. It is part of a tradition of ornamental stained glass windows from the 19th century, used to embellish buildings while diffusing a subdued light. The network of nested geometric patterns structures the whole in several panels. The presence of nested circles and diamonds creates a complex mosaic effect. White leaves intertwined on a black background evoke Gothic scrolls. Red flowers can be seen at the heart of the circular compositions. The framing of green and yellow foliage on a red background reinforces the richness of the decoration.
