Attignéville, church, stained glass
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This stained-glass window undoubtedly represents Saint Margaret of Antioch. Gift of Marguerite Drouin.
This semicircular stained-glass window is dated 1882. The decoration, consisting of stylized floral motifs, a regular grid, and red and blue rosette borders, frames a central almond-shaped medallion, which magnifies the figure. In the center stands Saint Margaret of Antioch, a young woman wearing a halo, wearing a purple and red tunic, accented with emerald green and gold. She holds her palm branch in her right hand, and at her feet, her white winged dragon, on a leash. The inscription at the bottom of the window, "Gift of Marguerite Drouin, mother of the parish priest, 1882," indicates its provenance.This semicircular stained-glass window is dated 1882. The decoration, consisting of stylized floral motifs, a regular grid, and red and blue rosette borders, frames a central almond-shaped medallion, which magnifies the figure. In the center stands Saint Margaret of Antioch, a young woman wearing a halo, wearing a purple and red tunic, accented with emerald green and gold. She holds her palm branch in her right hand, and at her feet, her white winged dragon, on a leash. The inscription at the bottom of the window, "Gift of Marguerite Drouin, mother of the parish priest, 1882," indicates its provenance.
This semicircular stained-glass window is dated 1882. The decoration, consisting of stylized floral motifs, a regular grid, and red and blue rosette borders, frames a central almond-shaped medallion, which magnifies the figure. In the center stands Saint Margaret of Antioch, a young woman wearing a halo, wearing a purple and red tunic, accented with emerald green and gold. She holds her palm branch in her right hand, and at her feet, her white winged dragon, on a leash. The inscription at the bottom of the window, "Gift of Marguerite Drouin, mother of the parish priest, 1882," indicates its provenance.
