Jubainville, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window, structured in two slender lancets, represents on the left, Saint Joseph and on the right, the Virgin Mary holding the Child Jesus.
This stained glass window, structured in two slender lancets, is a typical 19th century stained glass window, marked by the neo-Gothic aesthetic. It represents two figures of Christianity. On the left, Saint Joseph, identifiable by his traditional attributes: a lily stem and a golden tunic and purple mantle. On the right, the Virgin Mary holding the Child Jesus, a recurring iconography in Christian art. Mary is dressed in a green mantle and a pink dress. The Child Jesus is represented in a white tunic, and holding a rosary. At the top, an ornate quadrilobed rose window completes the composition, recalling the Gothic forms found in cathedrals.This stained glass window, structured in two slender lancets, is a typical 19th century stained glass window, marked by the neo-Gothic aesthetic. It represents two figures of Christianity. On the left, Saint Joseph, identifiable by his traditional attributes: a lily stem and a golden tunic and purple mantle. On the right, the Virgin Mary holding the Child Jesus, a recurring iconography in Christian art. Mary is dressed in a green mantle and a pink dress. The Child Jesus is represented in a white tunic, and holding a rosary. At the top, an ornate quadrilobed rose window completes the composition, recalling the Gothic forms found in cathedrals.
This stained glass window, structured in two slender lancets, is a typical 19th century stained glass window, marked by the neo-Gothic aesthetic. It represents two figures of Christianity. On the left, Saint Joseph, identifiable by his traditional attributes: a lily stem and a golden tunic and purple mantle. On the right, the Virgin Mary holding the Child Jesus, a recurring iconography in Christian art. Mary is dressed in a green mantle and a pink dress. The Child Jesus is represented in a white tunic, and holding a rosary. At the top, an ornate quadrilobed rose window completes the composition, recalling the Gothic forms found in cathedrals.
