Window
Building Name: Plymouth Congregational ChurchStudio Name: Designer's Workshop
Artist Name: Behrend Snoyer
City: Lansing
Window Shape: 3 (arched)
Date of Window: 1949
Subject/Title of Window: St. James and St. John
Brief Description of Subject: Originally there were three large 12 foot mosaics designed especially for the chapel in our former Plymouth Church. These were made in Italy in 1949. The chuch burned in 1971 and the mosaics were removed from the ruins. With no vertical space suitable in the new building, a restoration plan evolved without altering the designs of the figures in the panels themselves. Each section was reconstructed and certain areas restored to complete the six art units with antique red frames which were installed in the six alcoves of the centrum during 1977 and 1978.
Height: 72"
Width: 38"
St. James and St. John
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