Légende

Stained glass window in church of Saint Michael, Peasenhall, Suffolk, England, UK circa 1868 by Ward and Huges Jesus Christ Healing the sick a

Date

18 janv. 2019

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Ian Murray

Notre référence

BRK24B30_155

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

47.5Mo (2.9Mo) / 24.4cm x 48.8cm / 2883 x 5760 (300dpi)

Mots clés

1 person 1900s 19th century 19th-century Apartment building Artistically Bible British Christ cross Christ figure Christian art Christus Church building Church figure Church figures Colourfully Europe Europe's Jesus Jesus Christ North Europe Northern Europe Notes Religious art Religious arts Saint Saint Michael St. St. Michael St. Michael's Stained glass window Suffolk Victorian anthropomorphic art art work artistic arts artwork artworks biblical biblical figure biblical figures building buildings character christ church church window church windows churches colored colorful colorfully coloured colourful condition construction different coloured disease diseased diseases figure figure - human likeness figure of a saint figures figures of saints glass window glass windows heal healing history holy holy figures home house houses human depiction human depictions human figure human figures human likeness humanlike ill illness lead glass window lead glass windows leaded glass window male figure male shape man figure man figures manse manses masculine figure multi-colored multi-coloured multicoloured nineteenth century one person parish piece rectory religious religious building residence residential building residential buildings residential home residential house sacral building sacred sacred building sacred figure saint saint figure saints sick sickness single person stained glass stained glasses stained-glass window stained-glass windows statue of a saint stories story structure tale variegated vicarage window windows work of art Christianity England Religious text historic historical scripture scriptures Britain Christian Great Britain UK United Kingdom religion religions