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Cork, Liberty Street: St. Francis Church: St. Louis, the Virgin Mary and St. Elizabeth of Hungary
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Colour design for three stained glass windows for the church of St. Francis in Cork, featuring St. Louis of France, the Virgin Mary and St. Elizabeth of Hungary, drawn in the Byzantine style.
Signatures/ Inscriptions: Bottom, in white gouache: ‘Part of the scheme of eight stained glass windows made for the new church of St. Francis, Cork by the Harry Clarke Studios, Dublin’
Trinity College Dublin
Title: Cork, Liberty Street: St. Francis Church: St. Louis, the Virgin Mary and St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Description:
Colour design for three stained glass windows for the church of St.
Francis in Cork, featuring St.
Louis of France, the Virgin Mary and St.
Elizabeth of Hungary, drawn in the Byzantine style.
Signatures/ Inscriptions: Bottom, in white gouache: ‘Part of the scheme of eight stained glass windows made for the new church of St.
Francis, Cork by the Harry Clarke Studios, Dublin’.
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