Window
Building Name: Emanuel First Evangelical Lutheran ChurchStudio Name: Pickel (Conrad) Studio
City: Lansing
Window Shape: 6 (gothic arched, over 2 vertical sections)
Date of Window: 1964
Subject/Title of Window: Crucifixion
Brief Description of Subject: Christ suspended on cross with thieves on each side and Mary and John at foot. Below cross is a deformed skull representing Adam’s sin and the truth of the scripture,”the wages of sin and death”. (glass actually bowed). Many kites around window have a bearing on the subject of the traditional symbols of the passion. There are hands seen in the clouds, a symbol of heaven and the heavenly father. The symbols in the lower panel refer to events which preceded the crucifixion.
Condition of Window: Good
Height: 28'
Width: 16'
Type of Glass and Technique: Lead Came
Crucifixion
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