Neufchâteau, St Christophe - stained glass window
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This set of three large windows follows a narrative progression, from Christ's childhood to his Passion, until his ascension.
This stained glass window is a set of three large windows, arranged in a triptych, representing major scenes from the life of Christ. It is organized in several superimposed registers, each panel telling an important biblical episode. Each lancet is composed of several distinct scenes, separated by decorative bands with plant and Gothic motifs. The entire triptych follows a narrative progression, from the Annunciation, through the childhood of Christ to the central moments of his mission, his Passion and his glorification. The scenes are read from top to bottom and from left to right.This stained glass window is a set of three large windows, arranged in a triptych, representing major scenes from the life of Christ. It is organized in several superimposed registers, each panel telling an important biblical episode. Each lancet is composed of several distinct scenes, separated by decorative bands with plant and Gothic motifs. The entire triptych follows a narrative progression, from the Annunciation, through the childhood of Christ to the central moments of his mission, his Passion and his glorification. The scenes are read from top to bottom and from left to right.
This stained glass window is a set of three large windows, arranged in a triptych, representing major scenes from the life of Christ. It is organized in several superimposed registers, each panel telling an important biblical episode. Each lancet is composed of several distinct scenes, separated by decorative bands with plant and Gothic motifs. The entire triptych follows a narrative progression, from the Annunciation, through the childhood of Christ to the central moments of his mission, his Passion and his glorification. The scenes are read from top to bottom and from left to right.
