Incarnation (Infancy of Christ) Window Chartres Cathedral, Chartres, France
Dating from about 1150, the Incarnation Window (or Infancy of Christ Window) is the central lancet window under the west rose at Chartres Cathedral. It depicts the life of Christ from the Annunciation to the Triumphal Entry.
Quick Facts
- Title
- Incarnation (Infancy of Christ) Window
- Dates
- c. 1150
Article Info
- Page Title
- Incarnation (Infancy of Christ) Window
- Added By
- Holly Hayes
- Date Published
- April 8, 2012
- Last Updated
- April 15, 2024
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18-30: Top Panels, Incarnation Window, Chartres Cathedral, France Holly Hayes -
23: Triumphal Entry, Incarnation Window, Chartres Cathedral, Fra Holly Hayes -
4: Annunciation to the Shepherds, Incarnation Window, Chartres Cathedral, France Holly Hayes -
7-8: Adoration of the Magi, Incarnation Window, Chartres Cathedral, France Holly Hayes -
25-30: Virgin and Child with Sun, Moon, Angels, Incarnation Wind Holly Hayes -
2: Visitation, Incarnation Window, Chartres Cathedral, France Holly Hayes -
8: Virgin and Child, Incarnation Window, Chartres Cathedral, Fra Holly Hayes -
21: Baptism of Christ, Incarnation Window, Chartres Cathedral, France Holly Hayes -
17: Fall of the Idols, Incarnation Window, Chartres Cathedral, Holly Hayes -
Panels 13-24, Incarnation Window, Chartres Cathedral, France Holly Hayes
