Coussey, church - stained glass window
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This stained-glass window was donated by the Laurent family. It features two haloed figures. On the left, a bishop, and on the right, Saint Margaret of Antioch.
This stained-glass window consists of two lancets and is dated 1896. Each lancet is topped with a plant decoration on a red background, and in the center, we can see a haloed figure on a blue background. On the left, a holy man in bishop's robes, dressed in purple and adorned with a golden stole, holds a closed red book against his side, and a golden cross hangs around his neck. On the right, a woman wearing a long tunic and a pink cloak holds a palm of martyrdom. At her feet, the dragon she is holding on a leash is facing her. It is undoubtedly Saint Margaret of Antioch. At the bottom of the window, an inscription informs us that it was a gift from Mr. Ed. Laurent and his children.This stained-glass window consists of two lancets and is dated 1896. Each lancet is topped with a plant decoration on a red background, and in the center, we can see a haloed figure on a blue background. On the left, a holy man in bishop's robes, dressed in purple and adorned with a golden stole, holds a closed red book against his side, and a golden cross hangs around his neck. On the right, a woman wearing a long tunic and a pink cloak holds a palm of martyrdom. At her feet, the dragon she is holding on a leash is facing her. It is undoubtedly Saint Margaret of Antioch. At the bottom of the window, an inscription informs us that it was a gift from Mr. Ed. Laurent and his children.
This stained-glass window consists of two lancets and is dated 1896. Each lancet is topped with a plant decoration on a red background, and in the center, we can see a haloed figure on a blue background. On the left, a holy man in bishop's robes, dressed in purple and adorned with a golden stole, holds a closed red book against his side, and a golden cross hangs around his neck. On the right, a woman wearing a long tunic and a pink cloak holds a palm of martyrdom. At her feet, the dragon she is holding on a leash is facing her. It is undoubtedly Saint Margaret of Antioch. At the bottom of the window, an inscription informs us that it was a gift from Mr. Ed. Laurent and his children.
