Stained glass

Pracownia witraży artystycznych Białkowski i s-ka

Fragment of a stained glass window with a landscape in the window of the Church of Our Lady of the Scapular in Lubraniec, dedicated to Hyacinth of Poland. The stained glass windows of the church were made in 1906 in the artistic stained glass workshop of Białkowski & co, according to the cartons of the painter Edward Trojanowski. The subjects of the stained glass windows in the presbytery are: Eye of Providence, Heart of Mary, Heart of Jesus, St. Michael the Archangel and the Eagle - the symbol of St. John the Evangelist. The stained glass windows in the nave depict the saints: Elizabeth of Hungary, Stanisław the bishop and martyr, Jacek Odrowąż and Kazimierz the Prince. The images of St. Augustine, St. Wojciech - the patron saint of Poland, Saint Jadwiga of Silesia and Saint Kinga. St. Stanisław Kostka receiving communion and St. Anna teaching Maria are depicted in rosettes. Further stained glass windows were inserted in the aisles in the years 1907-1913. The stained glass windows were funded by Elżbieta Piwnicka, who donated over 10,000 rubles for this purpose and the terracotta floor.