France, Breuil-le-Vert (Oise), Church of Saint-Martin
c. 1235
Pot metal glass
Diameters: A: 46.5 (18 5/16); B: 47.5 (18 11/16); C: 46 (18 1/8)
A. extensive restoration, including head and body of Christ; B. minor restoration; C. some restoration, including head of executioner, and head of Salome damaged with acid cleaning
Provenance: Léon Bonnat, Paris; Augustin Lambert, Paris
Bibliography: Ledicte-Duflois, “Memories sur les vitraux peints de l’arrondissement de Clermont (Oise),” Mémoires de la Société des antiquaires de Picardie 10 (1850), 94-95; Michael W. Cothren, “The Thirteenth- and Fourteenth-Century Glazing of the Choir of the Cathedral of Beauvais,” (Ph.D. diss., Columbia University, 1980), 86, pl. 49; Michael W. Cothren in Hayward and Cahn (1982), 156-161, colorplate IX; Michael W. Cothren, “The John the Baptist Window from Breuil-le-Vert (Oise): Stylistic and Iconographic Regionalism in the Second Quarter of the Thirteenth Century,” in Studies on Medieval Stained Glass [Corpus Vitrearum: United States, Occasional Papers 1] (New York, 1985), 49-59, A: fig. 1, B: fig. 2, C: figs. 3, 8b; Mickenberg (1985), 293, B. only; Michael W. Cothren, “The Choir Windows of Agnieres (Somme) and a Regional Style of Gothic Glass Painting,” Journal of Glass Studies 28 (1986), 62-63, fig. 20.
Collection: The Glencairn Museum (Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania)
Object/Accession: A. 03.SG.110; B. 03.SG.109; C. 03.SG.209