Saint-André Church
The Saint-André Church in Tramont-Saint-André is a notable building for its architecture and artistic heritage. Built in local stone, its façade features sculptures representing the apostles, characteristic of Lorraine Gothic architecture.
Inside, the church houses a stained glass window made by Émile Richard, a master glassmaker from Nancy active in the 1890s.
This stained glass window illustrates Saint Joseph, adding a significant artistic dimension to the building.
Documents de l'album " Saint-André Church " :
Tramont-S-A, église
Tramont-S-A, église - bas-relief
Tramont-S-A, église - extérieur
Tramont-S-A, église - extérieur
Tramont-S-A, église - Jeanne d'Arc
Tramont-S-A, église - piéta
Tramont-S-A, église - plaque
Tramont-S-A, église - statue
Tramont-S-A, église - vitrail
Tramont-S-A, église - vitrail
Tramont-S-A, église - vitrail
Tramont-S-A, église - vitrail
Tramont-S-A, église - vitrail
Tramont-S-A, église - vue autel
Tramont-S-A, église - vue sortie
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