Window
Building Name: Christ the King Catholic ChurchArtist Name: Andrew R. Maglia
City: Detroit
Window Shape: 2 (rectangle)
Date of Window: 1962
Subject/Title of Window: The Marriage of the Virgin Mary
Brief Description of Subject: All five gospel side aisle windows illuminate a scene from the life of the Virgin Mary. This window's scene is the Marriage of the Virgin Mary to Joseph. The entire story can be found in the Infancy Gospel of James Chapters VIII and IX.
The scene at the top pictures a priest conducting the wedding ceremony for the Virgin Mary and Joseph..
In the predella are symbols used for a wedding --- interlocking rings (commitment for eternity) and daisy flowers (purity and chastity).
Height: 80"
Width: 33"
The Marriage of the Virgin Mary
The Marriage of the Virgin Mary outside
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