
Cleveland Museum of Art
Stained Glass Panel with Aconite Leaves
- Date
- c. 1275–1300
- Medium
- pot-metal and white glass, silver stain
- Culture
- France, Alsace(?), 13th century
- Department
- Medieval Art
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
This stained glass panel is decorated in a grisaille (monochromatic) technique but also includes a colored border using pot-metal glass. The original source of the glass is unknown. The ban of 1134 by the Cistercian Order against using figural art and brightly colored glass suggests this panel may derive from a window in one of that order’s churches. This is the earliest stained glass in the museum’s collection.
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