Chapel Windows
Mark Angus: The North Nave
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The idea of order is also the underlying theme in the north aisle windows. Like the south side, they take their starting point in Genesis, which includes the story of Adam and Eve. However, the windows now tell us a human story, which locates us in the Creation with our strengths and weaknesses. The first motifs - Adam's fall, Noah's Ark, Moses and the foundation of Israel, are about the beginning of our human journey and about the establishment of the order of people. With our history and culture we find ourselves rooted in the old order of the Old Testament.
Click on any of the images below to see the commentary written by Dr. Katharina Eisch-Angus. The windows are presented from left to right and from top to bottom in the order they appear moving from the west entrance of the Chapel.
Scheme for South Aisle
Scheme for West end and Porch
Click on the window images below for further details.
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