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This Stained glass window of the Sainte-Marie church can be described as decorative stained glass.
This vertical stained-glass window is inserted into a Gothic pointed-arch bay topped by a circular oculus. This stained-glass window can be described as decorative. The window consists of two tall lancets, ending in an ogive. Each lancet is entirely covered with identical panels, repeating a regular geometric pattern. In the upper section, a circular oculus features a central triangular shape inscribed within a circle. This equilateral triangle inscribed within a circle often evokes the Trinity. The black lines of the lead grid, called a lead frame or barlotière grid, structure the entire window like a mathematical grid.This vertical stained-glass window is inserted into a Gothic pointed-arch bay topped by a circular oculus. This stained-glass window can be described as decorative. The window consists of two tall lancets, ending in an ogive. Each lancet is entirely covered with identical panels, repeating a regular geometric pattern. In the upper section, a circular oculus features a central triangular shape inscribed within a circle. This equilateral triangle inscribed within a circle often evokes the Trinity. The black lines of the lead grid, called a lead frame or barlotière grid, structure the entire window like a mathematical grid.
This vertical stained-glass window is inserted into a Gothic pointed-arch bay topped by a circular oculus. This stained-glass window can be described as decorative. The window consists of two tall lancets, ending in an ogive. Each lancet is entirely covered with identical panels, repeating a regular geometric pattern. In the upper section, a circular oculus features a central triangular shape inscribed within a circle. This equilateral triangle inscribed within a circle often evokes the Trinity. The black lines of the lead grid, called a lead frame or barlotière grid, structure the entire window like a mathematical grid.