Ruit met o.a. de heilige Lucas, Augustinius, Franciscus en de heilige Benedictus, bijbelse voorstellingen, waaronder Jozef en de vrouw van Potifar c. 1540 - 1700

This anonymous stained glass panel from the 16th or 17th century depicts various biblical scenes and holy figures, including Saint Luke, Saint Augustine, Saint Francis, Saint Benedict, Joseph and the Wife of Potiphar, and more. The panel is divided into nine sections, each containing a distinct scene. It is a prime example of the grisaille technique, which uses shades of gray to create the illusion of depth and volume. This technique, popular in the late Renaissance, was often used for stained glass panels in churches and other religious spaces. The overall effect is one of serene contemplation and faith.