Sacred Heart of Audincourt 1951

"Sacred Heart of Audincourt" (1951) is a stained glass window by renowned French painter Fernand Léger. It depicts stylized suns, a heart, and a grid-like background, showcasing Léger's characteristic use of bold colors and geometric shapes. The artwork reflects Léger's post-World War II artistic style, often referred to as “neo-plasticism.” The window was created for the Saint-Jacques church in Audincourt, France. Léger's simplified forms and vibrant palette aim to convey a sense of optimism and energy. Known for his work in painting, sculpture, and film, Léger was a pioneer in the development of modern art.