Pargny, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window, divided into several narrative registers, shows scenes from the life and work of Saint Martin, patron saint of the church.
This stained glass window depicts scenes related to the life and work of Saint Martin, the patron saint of the church. At the top, a scene representing the death of Saint Martin, also called the Dormition of Saint Martin. In the center, we see Saint Martin in episcopal attire, with a mitre, a crozier and a rich mantle. His right hand is raised in a gesture of blessing. He is surrounded by two niches depicting scenes of confession or dialogue with the faithful, testifying to his role as bishop and spiritual guide. At the bottom, the most famous scene from the life of Saint Martin: the sharing of his mantle with a poor man. This moment illustrates the charity and humility of the saint. Floral and geometric ornaments surround the main scenes.This stained glass window depicts scenes related to the life and work of Saint Martin, the patron saint of the church. At the top, a scene representing the death of Saint Martin, also called the Dormition of Saint Martin. In the center, we see Saint Martin in episcopal attire, with a mitre, a crozier and a rich mantle. His right hand is raised in a gesture of blessing. He is surrounded by two niches depicting scenes of confession or dialogue with the faithful, testifying to his role as bishop and spiritual guide. At the bottom, the most famous scene from the life of Saint Martin: the sharing of his mantle with a poor man. This moment illustrates the charity and humility of the saint. Floral and geometric ornaments surround the main scenes.
This stained glass window depicts scenes related to the life and work of Saint Martin, the patron saint of the church. At the top, a scene representing the death of Saint Martin, also called the Dormition of Saint Martin. In the center, we see Saint Martin in episcopal attire, with a mitre, a crozier and a rich mantle. His right hand is raised in a gesture of blessing. He is surrounded by two niches depicting scenes of confession or dialogue with the faithful, testifying to his role as bishop and spiritual guide. At the bottom, the most famous scene from the life of Saint Martin: the sharing of his mantle with a poor man. This moment illustrates the charity and humility of the saint. Floral and geometric ornaments surround the main scenes.
