Neufchâteau, St Christophe - stained glass window
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This stained glass window represents, on the left, potentially, Charlemagne and on the right, Saint Peter.
This stained glass window represents two figures of Christianity. On the left, a warrior king carrying a scepter and a cruciform globe, symbols of earthly and divine authority and on the right, an apostle holding keys and blessing, probably Saint Peter, apostle of Christ and first pope. The whole is surmounted by a medallion in the shape of a five-pointed star. At the bottom of the stained glass window, an inscription reads: "Gift of several parishioners 1895" under the character on the left. "Gift of Mrs. Beaucolin, Bourgeon and Garrigues" under the character on the right.This stained glass window represents two figures of Christianity. On the left, a warrior king carrying a scepter and a cruciform globe, symbols of earthly and divine authority and on the right, an apostle holding keys and blessing, probably Saint Peter, apostle of Christ and first pope. The whole is surmounted by a medallion in the shape of a five-pointed star. At the bottom of the stained glass window, an inscription reads: "Gift of several parishioners 1895" under the character on the left. "Gift of Mrs. Beaucolin, Bourgeon and Garrigues" under the character on the right.
This stained glass window represents two figures of Christianity. On the left, a warrior king carrying a scepter and a cruciform globe, symbols of earthly and divine authority and on the right, an apostle holding keys and blessing, probably Saint Peter, apostle of Christ and first pope. The whole is surmounted by a medallion in the shape of a five-pointed star. At the bottom of the stained glass window, an inscription reads: "Gift of several parishioners 1895" under the character on the left. "Gift of Mrs. Beaucolin, Bourgeon and Garrigues" under the character on the right.
