Scenes from the Legends of Saints Blaise, Crispin, and Crispinian (center), and Old Testament Figures (sides) after 13

This anonymous stained glass window, likely created after 13, depicts scenes from the lives of Saints Blaise, Crispin, and Crispinian as well as Old Testament figures. Comprised of three panels, the central panel displays the martyrdom of Saints Crispin and Crispinian. The window's distinct style, utilizing roundels and vivid colors characteristic of Gothic art, exemplifies the religious focus and artistic advancements of the era. This piece, a testament to the enduring power of stained glass, allows viewers to explore the stories of faith and sacrifice through its visual narratives.