Dolaincourt, church - stained glass window
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Stained glass window. He freed me from the net.
This contemporary stained-glass window, probably executed during the 20th century, expresses a verse from Psalm 91 (90), verse 3: "He saves you from the snare of the fowler." It is semicircular, with colorful abstract motifs organized in a mosaic of rectangles of ochre, red, brown, blue, and white. Some figurative elements can be seen in the center, such as a white dove with outstretched wings, a massive, stylized cross made of raw wood, keys of various shapes (red or white), links of a chain, and a stylized black net. The inscription reads "IL M’A LIBÉRÉ DU FILET" ("HE HAS FREED ME FROM THE NET.") This phrase occupies the center of the window, interwoven with the other figurative elements.This contemporary stained-glass window, probably executed during the 20th century, expresses a verse from Psalm 91 (90), verse 3: "He saves you from the snare of the fowler." It is semicircular, with colorful abstract motifs organized in a mosaic of rectangles of ochre, red, brown, blue, and white. Some figurative elements can be seen in the center, such as a white dove with outstretched wings, a massive, stylized cross made of raw wood, keys of various shapes (red or white), links of a chain, and a stylized black net. The inscription reads "IL M’A LIBÉRÉ DU FILET" ("HE HAS FREED ME FROM THE NET.") This phrase occupies the center of the window, interwoven with the other figurative elements.
This contemporary stained-glass window, probably executed during the 20th century, expresses a verse from Psalm 91 (90), verse 3: "He saves you from the snare of the fowler." It is semicircular, with colorful abstract motifs organized in a mosaic of rectangles of ochre, red, brown, blue, and white. Some figurative elements can be seen in the center, such as a white dove with outstretched wings, a massive, stylized cross made of raw wood, keys of various shapes (red or white), links of a chain, and a stylized black net. The inscription reads "IL M’A LIBÉRÉ DU FILET" ("HE HAS FREED ME FROM THE NET.") This phrase occupies the center of the window, interwoven with the other figurative elements.
