Men's or boys' overcoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, anoraks (including ski jackets), wind cheaters, wind jackets and similar articles (excluding those of heading 62.03)

Other made up clothing accessories parts of garments or of clothing accessories (excluding those of heading 62.12)

With his stained glass windows (f.e.

Dixon for the stained glass.

Of other agglomerated abrasives or of ceramics

Containing asbestos

Beautiful stained glass is art.

Let us pass on quickly to see the gargoyle windows.

The glass windows were all replaced in 1900.

G.O., Oct. gr.

Footwear with uppers of textile materials and outer soles of wood or cork (excl. orthopaedic footwear and toy footwear)

For electrical insulation

You should also seek out the exquisite stained glass windows and the monumental crucifix on the main altar.

In the choir, two windows represent Saint Stephen and Saint Paul.

Since 2005, the church is under complete renovation (façades, steeple, walls, statues, stained glass).

The current side windows are by Max Ainmiller, and were added in 1855.

These were already features of ecclesiastical architecture before the development of the Gothic style, and all were to develop in increasingly elaborate ways.

In 1882, significant repairs were necessary and the stained glass was then put on sale.

Henry decorated the chapel by adding glazed windows, and stalls for himself and his queen.

Above all make sure to view the stained glass windows by the Czech Art Nouveau artist Alfons Mucha.

It is a very light church, since the stained glass has been replaced by large windows.

The old windows (in the choir) will be dismantled, refurbished and replaced by ephemeral windows during the renovation.

Quasimodo, motionless and attentive, beheld a throng of lively, dancing shadows pass athwart the many colored painted panes.

Statues, stained glass, rose windows, arabesques, denticulations, capitals, bas reliefs, she combines all these imaginings according to the arrangement which best suits her.

With the support of the General Council, Boisgeorgiens were to choose the new windows that will ornament the church.

Most of these coloured windows have by now been replaced by modern versions with little or no artistic merit.

During the French Wars of Religion of the sixteenth century, the abbey was almost abandoned and in 1575, an attack by Huguenots broke all the windows of the church and caused considerable damage to other buildings, particularly the cloister.

The east stained glass window is Victorian, and the oriel window to the north side of it was built by Henry VIII for Catherine of Aragon.

So, the arch represents folk music on the left and classical music on the right, both united at the top of the arch.

The beautifully decorated interior created by medieval masters is lit to perfection by the rays of sunlight which stream through the beautiful stained glass windows.

'Ah! If there were a true religion ... Idiot that I am! I see a gothic cathedral, storied windows my feeble heart imagines the priest from those windows ... My soul would understand him, my soul has need of him. I find only a fop with greasy hair . .. little different, in fact, from the Chevalier de Beauvoisis.

The stained glass windows of were 13th century were installed in the abbey church during work carried out about 1652, and were reused in the church of the commune of Jarcy.

The king financed (maybe for this occasion) part of the stained glass windows that appear to be from the same workshop as those in Sainte Chapelle.

Situated on the Île de la Cité, it represents a model of Gothic art, filled with openings and windows and reducing the walls to a minimum.

Paving blocks, slabs, bricks, squares, tiles and other articles of pressed or moulded glass, whether or not wired, for building or construction purposes (excl. laminated safety glass and multiple walled insulating units of glass) leaded lights and the like, multicellular or foam glass in blocks, panels, plates, shells or similar forms (excl. glass cubes and other glass smallwares for mosaics or similar decorative purposes)

In the same way, one found in the Hindu temples large panels of Kalamkari depicting the episodes of Indian mythology, akin to the stained glasses of the Christian cathedrals.

The facade of the building is north facing and never gets the sun, neither do windows to the south which is a facing a wall, this is unusual as synagogues are generally more oriented west east.

If they are perceived as three groups, then the pictures in each of the three units inform upon each other, in the same way as was usual in Medieval paintings and stained glass.

Massive pillars support magnificent vaulting, and everything is illuminated by the sun s rays glinting through the beautifully decorated stained glass windows.

François Décorchemont (1880 1971), master glassmaker who made the windows of numerous churches in the Eure and the Church of Sainte Odile in Paris was born and died in Conches.

Glass craftsmen were slower than architects to change their style, and much glass from at least the first part of the 13th century can be considered as essentially Romanesque.

The work resulted in final selection of dose response functions for carbon steel, zinc, copper, bronze, limestone and glass materials representative of medieval stained glass windows.

The silver shone behind the panes of the sideboards and there was a large hanging lamp of red copper, whose polished rotundities reflected a palm and an aspidistra growing in majolica pots.

And who put the cold, white panes in the place of those windows, high in color, which caused the astonished eyes of our fathers to hesitate between the rose of the grand portal and the arches of the apse?

The architect, the poet, the master, summed up in his person the sculpture which carved his façades, painting which illuminated his windows, music which set his bells to pealing, and breathed into his organs.