The Supper at Emmaus
detail from The Journey to and Supper at Emmaus

Photo © Martin Crampin larger image

1958 Two-light window with two scenes. technique: stained glass size: 42 cm (width of each light) firm/studio: Celtic Studios Church of St Margaret, Crynant, Neath Port Talbot north wall of the nave Given in memory of David Nesiah, Mary Garbett Morgan and John and Mary Garbett. Although both scenes appear to depict scenes from the account of the journey to, and the supper at, Emmaus, one of the figures at the table in the right-hand light is beardless, whereas both men are bearded in the scene on the road. Could this mean that this interpretation is wrong, or just that there is some discontinuity in the depictions? There are differences between the two lights, and are perhaps the work of different designers, craftsmen or painters at the Studios.  (ObjectID=4223 ImageID=7940) Original File Name=Crynant_DSC6590.jpg

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• the journey to Emmaus: two disciples (Cleopas and Peter) under way  [Luke 24:13-29]
• the supper at Emmaus: Christ is recognized while blessing or breaking the bread  [Luke 24:30-31]

Maurice Broady, 'The Secret of the Dulais Valley. Stained Glass Windows in St Margaret's, Crynant' Morgannwg, vol. XXXVII (1993), 89, 96.

Photo © Martin Crampin