A Collection of Stained Glass Windows from Cathedrals in Europe.
Downham, England
York Minister, York, England and the town hall of Dundee, Scotland
Les Jacobins Monastery, Toulouse, France
St. Maire Eglise, Normandy, France
Amboise, France
St. Etienne Cathedral, Toulouse, France
The crown jewel of all stained glass windows, in my opinion: St. Chapelle.
It's a tiny cathedral not far from Notre Dame in Paris. You walk upstairs and into the chapel, and it's like being inside of a kaleidoscope. Every wall in the entire cathedral looks like the photo, telling a ton of Old Testament stories, panel by panel, and then something about the relics of the chapel (?). It is awe inspiring. So beautiful!
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