Dommartin, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window is ornamental.
This stained-glass window is an ornamental window, of the Flamboyant Gothic or Neo-Gothic style, most likely dating from the 19th century. It consists of a set of geometric and floral motifs, arranged symmetrically, on two vertical lancets topped with several openworks. The two vertical lancets are subdivided into several sections, each containing two clear motifs, framed in blue and filled with white glass engraved with plant motifs. The background is intense red between the motifs. Acanthus leaves can be seen within the clear motifs.This stained-glass window is an ornamental window, of the Flamboyant Gothic or Neo-Gothic style, most likely dating from the 19th century. It consists of a set of geometric and floral motifs, arranged symmetrically, on two vertical lancets topped with several openworks. The two vertical lancets are subdivided into several sections, each containing two clear motifs, framed in blue and filled with white glass engraved with plant motifs. The background is intense red between the motifs. Acanthus leaves can be seen within the clear motifs.
This stained-glass window is an ornamental window, of the Flamboyant Gothic or Neo-Gothic style, most likely dating from the 19th century. It consists of a set of geometric and floral motifs, arranged symmetrically, on two vertical lancets topped with several openworks. The two vertical lancets are subdivided into several sections, each containing two clear motifs, framed in blue and filled with white glass engraved with plant motifs. The background is intense red between the motifs. Acanthus leaves can be seen within the clear motifs.
