A last look around the Monastery before we walk back down - yes, we walked up so we've got to walk down - and, anyway, there are one or two more good things to see.Today - a stained glass window in the chapel - a sign outside the monastery shop and below, a view of the monastery from below - you can see the stained glass windows of the chapel on the left.
Jilly, a quick note to say thank you for this wonderful journey we have been on during the last few days.
ReplyDeletece vitrail est magnifique, elle me fait penser a certains vitraux qu'avait fait Cocteau
ReplyDeleteThis stained glass window is beautiful art!!:-)
ReplyDeleteInteresting tour! I've only been to one monastery in my life.
ReplyDeleteLove the contemporary glass window of the "Holy Spirit!" Such a coincidence because we just finished a series of classes called "All Roads Lead to Rome," and last night we saw several examples of The Holy Spirit during the Baroque period. Such differences, but I love both syles!
ReplyDeleteThe stained glass looks so modern.
ReplyDeleteThe window makes me think of Matisse. Just lovely!
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quel beau vitrail moderne et coloré
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful area you live in -such lovely surroundings and architecture. Thanks for your visit to my blog!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours of the glass in this window. No garish red or green, just nice subtle colours that combine well together.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful window!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous top photo Jilly
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