- the
relation to King David, son of
Jesse, and
writer of the Psalms.
Other examples include stained gl****
windows,
stone carvings around the
portals of...
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England Detail of a Tree of
Jesse from York
Minster (c. 1170), the
oldest stained-gl****
window in
England The Poor Man's
Bible window from
Canterbury Cathedral...
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under Suger in the 12th century.
Abbot Suger depicted in the Tree of
Jesse window (19th c.)
Louis VI of
France visiting St.
Denis (14th
century illustration)...
- fragmented. The east
window of the
choir is a broad, seven-light
window dating from 1340 to 1345. It
depicts the Tree of
Jesse (the
genealogy of Christ)...
- (1140–1144)
Windows of the
Chapel of the
Virgin at the
Basilica of Saint-Denis. The Tree of
Jesse window is on the
right Detail of the Tree of
Jesse window, Baslica...
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Jesse (/ˈdʒɛsi/ JESS-ee) or
Yishai is a
figure described in the
Hebrew Bible as the
father of David, who
became the king of the Israelites. His son David...
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These are the
oldest windows in the cathedral. The
right window, the
Jesse Window,
depicts the
genealogy of Christ. The
middle window depicts the life of...
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Reverse of the
Thomas Becket window,
showing leading and iron bars (late 12th-early 13th c.)
Portion of a Tree of
Jesse window, York
Minster (late 12th –...
- are the
remains of a 14th-century
Jesse window. The
church had 29
windows damaged in 2006,
including the
Jesse window.
Vestments and an
altar cloth were...
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Register because of the risk of collapse. Some of the
stained gl**** from a
Jesse window at the
Priory is now in the St Peter's
Church in ****sh Champflower. "Barlynch...
