Reproductie van een ontwerp van een gebrandschilderd raam voor de kapel van de abdij-school van Maredsous in Denée, België before 1896

This is a design for a stained glass window by Belgian artist Joseph Casier, created before 1896. The design features a central panel with a figure and six smaller panels surrounding it. The central panel appears to be depicting a biblical scene, while the surrounding panels likely represent saints or other religious figures. This design was intended for the chapel of the Abbey School of Maredsous in Denée, Belgium. Stained glass, a traditional art form, is known for its use of colored glass to create intricate patterns and scenes. This piece is an example of Casier's work in this genre, showcasing his skill in designing religious artwork.