Mont, church - stained glass 10
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This stained glass window is a modern work, produced by Atelier 54 in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port.
This stained glass window presents a large abstract composition dominated by a stylized sun occupying the upper part of the bay. This sun, composed of a luminous central disk and triangular rays, diffuses its beams towards the bottom of the stained glass window. These rays mingle with sinuous shapes, evoking plants, undulations or movements of light. The chromatic palette is soft, with pastel tones of yellow, pink, blue and purple, creating a soothing and luminous atmosphere. At the base of the stained glass window, we see an inscription: "Atelier 54 St Nicolas de Port", indicating the origin of the glass workshop that created this work.This stained glass window presents a large abstract composition dominated by a stylized sun occupying the upper part of the bay. This sun, composed of a luminous central disk and triangular rays, diffuses its beams towards the bottom of the stained glass window. These rays mingle with sinuous shapes, evoking plants, undulations or movements of light. The chromatic palette is soft, with pastel tones of yellow, pink, blue and purple, creating a soothing and luminous atmosphere. At the base of the stained glass window, we see an inscription: "Atelier 54 St Nicolas de Port", indicating the origin of the glass workshop that created this work.
This stained glass window presents a large abstract composition dominated by a stylized sun occupying the upper part of the bay. This sun, composed of a luminous central disk and triangular rays, diffuses its beams towards the bottom of the stained glass window. These rays mingle with sinuous shapes, evoking plants, undulations or movements of light. The chromatic palette is soft, with pastel tones of yellow, pink, blue and purple, creating a soothing and luminous atmosphere. At the base of the stained glass window, we see an inscription: "Atelier 54 St Nicolas de Port", indicating the origin of the glass workshop that created this work.
