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Seraph and Tree of Jesse vitrail in Charters Cathedral, 1145

Ascension of the Virgin; vitrage in Cathedral Saint- Julien in Le Mans in Sarthe, France;  11th-12th

Daniel Buren (French, b. 1938, Boulogne-Billancourt, France) Vitrage Pour Sainte Marie, Travail In S

Vitrail de la vie de Saint Appolinaire, Cathedrale de Chartes, 14th century

Stained glass windows from Chapelle Saint-Laurent part of Notre Dame de Strasbourg Cathedral in toda

Friedrich, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach and his consort Sophia Jagiellon by Hans Kamberger, c. 15

Stained glass of two chess players, provenance de l'hôtel de la Bessée à Villefranche-sur-Saône, c.

Medieval English stained glass window depicting the German queen Beatrice of Falkenburg (1254-1277),

Lords and Ladies at prayer; stained glass in Holy Trinity Church, Long Melford, attributed to the No

Study for the Vitrage I and II by Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis

Stained glass windows from Church of Sainte Walburge in Walbourg, Alsace, 1461

Norwich school angels from the Burrell Collection, 15th century

Romanesque vitrages in Strasbourg Cathedral, 3rd or 4th quarter of 12th century

Romanesque stained glass depictions of Holy Roman Emperors in the Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbour

Detail of Laxenburg window in the parish church Steyr with representations of Duke Leopold, the rise

Stained glass window depicting Virgin Mary and Jesus, Cathedral of Angoulême, Charente, France, unkn

Stained glass window showing the Crucifixion with the Virgin Mary, Mary Magdalene, St Catherine of A

Stained glass window of the chapel immediately to the right of the choir in the Hautecombe Abbey in

13th century stained glass windows in Notre Dame de Strasbourg 

“The ascncencion” vitrage in Le Mans Cathedral, end of 11th-beginning of 12th century

Gothic stained glass window depiction of Sts James the Less, John the Evangelist and Thomas; Cathedr

Stained glass windows from Chartres Cathedral, c. 1325

Gothic stained glass windows in the Notre-Dame de Laon, fisrt quarter of 13th century

Stained glass window in the Altenberger Dom, designed in 1390 and finished by 1400

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