Window
Building Name: Adrian Dominican Motherhouse-Holy Rosary Chapel , Madden Hall & Weber CenterStudio Name: Munich Stained Glass Studio
City: Adrian
Window Shape: 4 (rounded or rose window)
Date of Window: 1909
Subject/Title of Window: St. Thomas Aquinas
Brief Description of Subject: St. Thomas Aquinas is pictured wearing the Dominican habit. There is a sacred host on Thomas’ chest with rays of light extending in all directions. In his right hand he is holding an open book with the words “PA Thelogia summa tretotius. He is pointing to these words with his left index finger. A circle frames the figure of the saint and in this circle the name “St. Thomas Aquinas” is written. Surrounding the circle there are three loops and in each one of these loops are three bunches of grapes and leaves.
Inscriptions: St. Thomas Aqunias
Condition of Window: Good
Height: 6’
Width: 6’
Type of Glass and Technique: Antique or Cathedral Glass, Lead Came, Vitreous Paint, Silver Stain, Etching or Sandblasting
St. Thomas Aquinas
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