In 1879, a contest was launched by the bishop of Orléans, Monseigneur Coullié (who took over a project of his predecessor, Félix Dupanloup), for stained glass windows designed to adorn the nave of the cathedral of Orléans. This first contest was finally cancelled for various reasons very well explained in an article published on the site of the Inventory of Heritage Centre-Val-de-Loire News / Xavier-Alphonse Monchablon (1835-1907), Acquisitions,…
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In 1879, a contest was launched by the bishop of Orléans, Monseigneur Coullié (who took over a project of his predecessor, Félix Dupanloup), for stained glass windows designed to adorn the nave of the cathedral of Orléans. This first contest was finally cancelled for various reasons very well explained in an article published on the site of the Inventory of Heritage Centre-Val-de-Loire News / Xavier-Alphonse Monchablon (1835-1907), Acquisitions,…