Harréville, St Germain - stained glass window
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This stained glass window is ornamental.
This stained glass window is ornamental, without figurative representation or narrative scene. It follows a geometric pattern with a diamond grid and decorative motifs, typical of 19th century stained glass windows. The structure is based on a diamond network in red and blue, which frames a background decorated with stylized floral motifs. A multi-colored border with plant and floral motifs embellishes the whole. The glass window is punctuated by diagonal lines that create an impression of depth and symmetry. The translucent white allows a strong diffusion of light. This type of stained glass window is often used for secondary bays.This stained glass window is ornamental, without figurative representation or narrative scene. It follows a geometric pattern with a diamond grid and decorative motifs, typical of 19th century stained glass windows. The structure is based on a diamond network in red and blue, which frames a background decorated with stylized floral motifs. A multi-colored border with plant and floral motifs embellishes the whole. The glass window is punctuated by diagonal lines that create an impression of depth and symmetry. The translucent white allows a strong diffusion of light. This type of stained glass window is often used for secondary bays.
This stained glass window is ornamental, without figurative representation or narrative scene. It follows a geometric pattern with a diamond grid and decorative motifs, typical of 19th century stained glass windows. The structure is based on a diamond network in red and blue, which frames a background decorated with stylized floral motifs. A multi-colored border with plant and floral motifs embellishes the whole. The glass window is punctuated by diagonal lines that create an impression of depth and symmetry. The translucent white allows a strong diffusion of light. This type of stained glass window is often used for secondary bays.
