A wide-angle, low-angle exterior photograph capturing a series of four vertical “dalle de verre” (faceted glass) windows set within the chapel’s side elevation, illustrating their rhythmic placement along the outer wall. The image features: * Window Sequence: From left to right, the array documents the exterior faces of the “MotherContinue Reading
A full vertical exterior photograph documenting the outer face of the “Our Lady of Carmel” “dalle de verre” (faceted glass) window set within the chapel’s exterior wall. The image features: * Exterior Matrix Perspective: Unlike interior shots where backlit glass glows brightly, this reflective exterior view emphasizes the thick, opaqueContinue Reading
A full vertical exterior photograph documenting the outer face of the “Mother of Grace” “dalle de verre” (faceted glass) window set within the chapel’s exterior wall. The image features: * Exterior Matrix Perspective: Viewed under natural exterior lighting, the dark glass slabs present as opaque, geometric tesserae embedded within theContinue Reading
A full vertical exterior photograph documenting the outer face of the “Mother of Perpetual Help” “dalle de verre” (faceted glass) window set within the chapel’s exterior wall. The image features: * Exterior Matrix & Reversed Inscription: Viewed from the exterior under natural daylight, the faceted glass slabs appear as dark,Continue Reading
A low-angle upward photograph documenting three vertical “dalle de verre” (faceted glass) windows set within the chapel’s exterior wall facade. The image features: * Window Sequence: From left to right, the photograph captures the exterior faces of the “Star of the Sea,” “Mother of Grace,” and “Mother of Perpetual Help”Continue Reading
A low-angle exterior perspective photograph capturing the free-standing bell tower (campanile) alongside the chapel’s main nave elevation and a recessed dalle de verre window. The image features: * Campanile Architecture: The slender, vertical bell tower features smooth light-gray stucco cladding rising from a fieldstone masonry base. Near its apex, longContinue Reading
A macro photograph offering a close-up examination of two sorrowful women walking in procession within the Stations of the Cross stained glass transom window. The image features: * Figure & Expressive Detail: The figure on the left is draped in a brilliant cobalt blue cloak with black painted folds, bowedContinue Reading
A close-up horizontal photograph providing a detailed look at the rightmost section of the Fourteenth Station of the Cross stained glass transom panel. The image features: * Primary Figures & Action: Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus bend forward in profile to carefully support the body of Christ as they approachContinue Reading
A full horizontal panoramic photograph capturing the complete four-panel narrative sequence of the Entombment of Christ, installed within an upper transom window opening. The image features: * Complete Narrative Composition: The continuous stained glass installation reads from left to right, connecting the distant hill of Golgotha with its three emptyContinue Reading
A horizontal photograph documenting a section of the leaded stained glass transom series, capturing the solemn procession of mourners following the burial of Christ. The image features: * Narrative Iconography: To the right of the figures carrying Christ’s body, two cloaked mourners walk sorrowfully along a stony path. On theContinue Reading