Dolaincourt, church - stained glass window
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Stained glass window. My flesh for the life of the world.
This contemporary stained-glass window, with an ogival shape, presents a very colorful, stylized composition, probably dating from the second half of the 20th century. It is constructed from stained glass checkerboards, where the geometric lines contrast with the figurative elements in the center: a green cross, a basket of bread marked with a cross, and a blue fish. The interplay of transparency with the diamond-shaped or ribbed glass is typical of modern stained-glass workshops. The inscription is fragmented: MA CHAIR ("MA CHAIR") at the top, POUR LA VIE ("FOR LIFE")on the basket, DU MONDE("OF THE WORLD") at the bottom, under the fish.This contemporary stained-glass window, with an ogival shape, presents a very colorful, stylized composition, probably dating from the second half of the 20th century. It is constructed from stained glass checkerboards, where the geometric lines contrast with the figurative elements in the center: a green cross, a basket of bread marked with a cross, and a blue fish. The interplay of transparency with the diamond-shaped or ribbed glass is typical of modern stained-glass workshops. The inscription is fragmented: MA CHAIR ("MA CHAIR") at the top, POUR LA VIE ("FOR LIFE")on the basket, DU MONDE("OF THE WORLD") at the bottom, under the fish.
This contemporary stained-glass window, with an ogival shape, presents a very colorful, stylized composition, probably dating from the second half of the 20th century. It is constructed from stained glass checkerboards, where the geometric lines contrast with the figurative elements in the center: a green cross, a basket of bread marked with a cross, and a blue fish. The interplay of transparency with the diamond-shaped or ribbed glass is typical of modern stained-glass workshops. The inscription is fragmented: MA CHAIR ("MA CHAIR") at the top, POUR LA VIE ("FOR LIFE")on the basket, DU MONDE("OF THE WORLD") at the bottom, under the fish.
