Pargny, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window is a tribute to the Dukes of Lorraine.
Dated 1902, this is a neo-Gothic stained glass window that celebrates the historical and spiritual heritage of the region. The central coat of arms, decorated with the emblems of the ducal house and accompanied by the motto "Non Inultus Premor", evokes Lorraine's pride and identity. Surrounded by floral and geometric motifs, this stained glass window illustrates the artistic and regionalist revival of the 19th century. It bears witness to an unbreakable link between political history and the Christian faith in Lorraine.Dated 1902, this is a neo-Gothic stained glass window that celebrates the historical and spiritual heritage of the region. The central coat of arms, decorated with the emblems of the ducal house and accompanied by the motto "Non Inultus Premor", evokes Lorraine's pride and identity. Surrounded by floral and geometric motifs, this stained glass window illustrates the artistic and regionalist revival of the 19th century. It bears witness to an unbreakable link between political history and the Christian faith in Lorraine.
Dated 1902, this is a neo-Gothic stained glass window that celebrates the historical and spiritual heritage of the region. The central coat of arms, decorated with the emblems of the ducal house and accompanied by the motto "Non Inultus Premor", evokes Lorraine's pride and identity. Surrounded by floral and geometric motifs, this stained glass window illustrates the artistic and regionalist revival of the 19th century. It bears witness to an unbreakable link between political history and the Christian faith in Lorraine.
