Window Showing the Death, Assumption and Coronation of the Virgin 1288

This stained glass window, created by Duccio in 1288, depicts the life of the Virgin Mary, specifically her death, assumption, and coronation. Divided into nine scenes, the window showcases the artist's mastery of storytelling through imagery and vibrant colors. The central panel depicts the Virgin Mary's ascension to Heaven, surrounded by angels and a radiant golden background. This window is a prime example of the artistic advancements of the late 13th century in Italy, and it continues to inspire viewers with its intricate detail and powerful religious themes.