Moncel, church - stained glass
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The stained glass window is distinguished by its geometric checkerboard and chevron pattern.
The stained glass window before our eyes is distinguished by its geometric checkerboard and chevron pattern, alternating bright colors: red, blue, yellow and white. Unlike the figurative stained glass windows often found in churches, this one is based on an abstract and symbolic composition, evoking a search for harmony and dynamism. In the upper part, a circular motif, surrounded by a quatrefoil, dominates the structure, reminiscent of a stylized rose window. This type of composition highlights an ascending reading: rigorous and structured patterns at the bottom towards a more celestial opening at the top.The stained glass window before our eyes is distinguished by its geometric checkerboard and chevron pattern, alternating bright colors: red, blue, yellow and white. Unlike the figurative stained glass windows often found in churches, this one is based on an abstract and symbolic composition, evoking a search for harmony and dynamism. In the upper part, a circular motif, surrounded by a quatrefoil, dominates the structure, reminiscent of a stylized rose window. This type of composition highlights an ascending reading: rigorous and structured patterns at the bottom towards a more celestial opening at the top.
The stained glass window before our eyes is distinguished by its geometric checkerboard and chevron pattern, alternating bright colors: red, blue, yellow and white. Unlike the figurative stained glass windows often found in churches, this one is based on an abstract and symbolic composition, evoking a search for harmony and dynamism. In the upper part, a circular motif, surrounded by a quatrefoil, dominates the structure, reminiscent of a stylized rose window. This type of composition highlights an ascending reading: rigorous and structured patterns at the bottom towards a more celestial opening at the top.
