Coussey, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window depicts Saint-Pierre-Fourier on the left and Saint-Nicolas on the right.
This stained-glass window consists of two neo-Gothic lancets (vertical panels), topped with floral trefoil motifs and slender frames typical of 19th-century church windows. The upper openwork network features alternating gold, red, and blue foliage, framing the halos of the saints. The two saints depicted are clearly identified. On the left, Saint Pierre Fourier, in the habit of a canon regular, holds an open book. On the right, Saint Nicholas, in bishop's robes, with a crozier and three children in the salting tub, recalls his most famous miracle.This stained-glass window consists of two neo-Gothic lancets (vertical panels), topped with floral trefoil motifs and slender frames typical of 19th-century church windows. The upper openwork network features alternating gold, red, and blue foliage, framing the halos of the saints. The two saints depicted are clearly identified. On the left, Saint Pierre Fourier, in the habit of a canon regular, holds an open book. On the right, Saint Nicholas, in bishop's robes, with a crozier and three children in the salting tub, recalls his most famous miracle.
This stained-glass window consists of two neo-Gothic lancets (vertical panels), topped with floral trefoil motifs and slender frames typical of 19th-century church windows. The upper openwork network features alternating gold, red, and blue foliage, framing the halos of the saints. The two saints depicted are clearly identified. On the left, Saint Pierre Fourier, in the habit of a canon regular, holds an open book. On the right, Saint Nicholas, in bishop's robes, with a crozier and three children in the salting tub, recalls his most famous miracle.
