Harréville, St Germain - stained glass window
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This stained glass window is an ornamental stained glass window.
This stained glass window is an ornamental stained glass window. The structure is based on a diamond-shaped grid, the intersections of which are decorated with decorative motifs. The diamond-shaped or networked motifs are highlighted by a subtle play of colors. A border decorated with blue, carmine and red flowers and green foliage frames the glass window. This type of stained glass window, common in the 19th century, was often used for secondary bays or to complete glass windows by bringing light and visual rhythm to the building.This stained glass window is an ornamental stained glass window. The structure is based on a diamond-shaped grid, the intersections of which are decorated with decorative motifs. The diamond-shaped or networked motifs are highlighted by a subtle play of colors. A border decorated with blue, carmine and red flowers and green foliage frames the glass window. This type of stained glass window, common in the 19th century, was often used for secondary bays or to complete glass windows by bringing light and visual rhythm to the building.
This stained glass window is an ornamental stained glass window. The structure is based on a diamond-shaped grid, the intersections of which are decorated with decorative motifs. The diamond-shaped or networked motifs are highlighted by a subtle play of colors. A border decorated with blue, carmine and red flowers and green foliage frames the glass window. This type of stained glass window, common in the 19th century, was often used for secondary bays or to complete glass windows by bringing light and visual rhythm to the building.
