Window
Building Name: St. Hyacinth Roman Catholic ChurchCity: Detroit
Window Shape: 3 (arched)
Subject/Title of Window: Pulpit Mosaic
Brief Description of Subject: The pulpit is decorated with four identical mosaics formed with glass tesserae. The mosaics, featuring a cross, are in the shape of a Roman arch, consistent with the architecture of the Church. The five gems symbolize the five wounds of Christ.
According to the plaque below the mosaics, this was a "gift from the Young Ladies Society."
Height: 2' 5"
Width: 1' 6"
Pulpit Mosaic
Pulpit Mosaic close-up
Pulpit Mosaic donors plaque
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