Chapel Windows
Mark Angus: The South Nave
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The Creation story in Genesis tells of ordering as a process of marking boundaries and differences: between light and darkness, day and night, the firmament and the heavens, sea and dry land, the plants and the animals. God creates this order not through a forceful act, but with the power of the Word, language and meaning. In the creation windows, purple signifies God's actions. The series on the south also explores the cycles of the seasons and the elements, leading towards the seven trumpets blowing for the vision of the apocalypse.
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 North Aisle
Scheme for West end and Porch
Click on the window images below for further details.
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