Jainvilotte, church - stained glass window
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This stained glass window, composed of two main lancets, represents Saint Anne and Saint John the Baptist.
This stained glass window, composed of two main lancets, represents Saint Anne and Saint John the Baptist. On the left, Saint Anne is depicted wearing a veil and a brown and white robe, teaching the Virgin Mary as a child. On the right, Saint John the Baptist is dressed in a purple and red cloak over a brown tunic. He holds his traditional crossed staff, a sign of his prophetic mission, and is accompanied by a lamb, recalling his words: “Behold the Lamb of God” (John 1:29). He raises his hand in a sign of preaching. Inscriptions clearly identify the figures: “St. Anne” and “St. John the Baptist”. The upper tympanum, in quatrefoil, presents decorative and symbolic elements, surrounded by neo-Gothic floral and architectural motifs.This stained glass window, composed of two main lancets, represents Saint Anne and Saint John the Baptist. On the left, Saint Anne is depicted wearing a veil and a brown and white robe, teaching the Virgin Mary as a child. On the right, Saint John the Baptist is dressed in a purple and red cloak over a brown tunic. He holds his traditional crossed staff, a sign of his prophetic mission, and is accompanied by a lamb, recalling his words: “Behold the Lamb of God” (John 1:29). He raises his hand in a sign of preaching. Inscriptions clearly identify the figures: “St. Anne” and “St. John the Baptist”. The upper tympanum, in quatrefoil, presents decorative and symbolic elements, surrounded by neo-Gothic floral and architectural motifs.
This stained glass window, composed of two main lancets, represents Saint Anne and Saint John the Baptist. On the left, Saint Anne is depicted wearing a veil and a brown and white robe, teaching the Virgin Mary as a child. On the right, Saint John the Baptist is dressed in a purple and red cloak over a brown tunic. He holds his traditional crossed staff, a sign of his prophetic mission, and is accompanied by a lamb, recalling his words: “Behold the Lamb of God” (John 1:29). He raises his hand in a sign of preaching. Inscriptions clearly identify the figures: “St. Anne” and “St. John the Baptist”. The upper tympanum, in quatrefoil, presents decorative and symbolic elements, surrounded by neo-Gothic floral and architectural motifs.
