Christ with the Four Evangelists

  Christ with the Four Evangelists

Photo © Martin Crampin

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about 1853
Five-light window with standing figures, their symbols in roundels below. Groups of small figures are found at the top of the main lights with biblical scenes in the tracery lights depicting healing scenes, Pentecost and John the Baptist preaching. The small figures are, from left to right: Abraham with Isaac and Jacob; Isaiah with Daniel and Jeremiah; Moses with Peter and Paul; David with Solomon and Saul; Joshua with Deborah and Barak.

technique: stained glass

firm/studio: Forrest & Bromley

Church of the Holy Trinity, Leighton, Powys
east wall of the chancel


The choice of some of the Old Testament figures is quite unusual. They are labelled to assist identification, except for the central figures of Moses, Peter and Paul, whose iconography was obviously thought to have been sufficient. A number are repeated in the west window.



 

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Christ with the Four EvangelistsTracery Lights: Christ with the Four EvangelistsSt Matthew and St Mark: Christ with the Four EvangelistsPentecost: Christ with the Four EvangelistsChrist: Christ with the Four EvangelistsMoses with St Peter and St Paul: Christ with the Four EvangelistsJohn the Baptist Preaching: Christ with the Four EvangelistsSt Luke and St John: Christ with the Four Evangelists

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References

Robert Scourfield and Richard Haslam, The Buildings of Wales: Powys (New Haven/London: Yale University Press, 2013), p. 131.




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  Christ with the Four Evangelists

Photo © Martin Crampin


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