Liffol, church - stained glass
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Let's look at the panel on the left. We see, at the top left, Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well, at the bottom, the nativity, at the top right, and at the bottom right, the adoration of the Magi.
The leftmost panel is composed of two large vertical lancets divided into four major scenes: two upper registers and two lower registers. Each scene is a narrative tableau, framed by floral motifs and Gothic elements, characteristic of the 19th century. The main themes addressed are the Nativity, the adoration of the Magi, the teaching of Jesus and the fulfillment of prophecies through events such as the encounter with the Samaritan woman. These stained glass windows are intended to teach, inspire and elevate the faithful through the beauty of sacred art.The leftmost panel is composed of two large vertical lancets divided into four major scenes: two upper registers and two lower registers. Each scene is a narrative tableau, framed by floral motifs and Gothic elements, characteristic of the 19th century. The main themes addressed are the Nativity, the adoration of the Magi, the teaching of Jesus and the fulfillment of prophecies through events such as the encounter with the Samaritan woman. These stained glass windows are intended to teach, inspire and elevate the faithful through the beauty of sacred art.
The leftmost panel is composed of two large vertical lancets divided into four major scenes: two upper registers and two lower registers. Each scene is a narrative tableau, framed by floral motifs and Gothic elements, characteristic of the 19th century. The main themes addressed are the Nativity, the adoration of the Magi, the teaching of Jesus and the fulfillment of prophecies through events such as the encounter with the Samaritan woman. These stained glass windows are intended to teach, inspire and elevate the faithful through the beauty of sacred art.
