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    GE_116.05: Armoiries du canton d’Uri
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    Title

    Armoiries du canton d’Uri

    Type of Object
    Stained glass
    Artist / Producer
    unknown
    Studio
    unknown · Atelier provenant de Suisse orientale
    Dating
    1647
    Dimensions
    34 x 24 cm
    Location
    Temple, Vandoeuvres
    Place
    Nef, s IV
    Inventory
    Geneva (Canton)

    Iconography

    Description

    Les armoiries de l’Empire couronnées surmontent deux écussons uranais tenus par saint Martin faisant l’aumône et par un ange. En haut dans les écoinçons deux anges tiennent une banderole.

    Iconclass Code
    11G1921 · angel(s) with book(-scroll) or banderole
    11H(MARTIN) · Martin(us), bishop of Tours; possible attributes: beggar, goose
    44A1 · coat of arms (as symbol of the state, etc.)
    Iconclass Keywords
    banderole · beggar · bishop · book · coat of arms · goose · Martin (St.) · scroll
    Inscription

    Das Landt Urry / Anno 1647 (cartouche en bas)

    Signature

    Aucune

    Technique / State

    Technique

    Vitrail au plomb, grisaille et jaune d’argent

    History

    Research

    Les quatres vitraux ont été offerts au temple de Vandoeuvres en 1835, sans doute à l’occasion du jubilé de la Réforme. Les quatre vitraux sont insérés dans une fenêtre quadripartite.

    Dating
    1647

    Bibliography and Sources

    Literature

    Pierre Fasel, Jacques William et al., Bodjol, peintre et verrier, Yverdon, Moutier, 1984, p. 38-39

    Armand Brulhart et Erica Deuber-Pauli, “Commune de Vandoeuvres”, in Ville et canton de Genève, coll. “Arts et monuments”, SHAS, Berne, (1ère éd. 1985) 1993, pp. 256-257

    Fondation pour la conservation des temples genevois construits avant 1907. (n.d.). Temple de Vandoeuvres. Récupéré le 8 juillet 2014 du site de la fondation : www.temples1907.ch/temples_fr.php?tid=30

    Terrier, J. (1988). Restauration du temple de Vandoeuvres : les premiers résultats des fouilles archéologiques. Genève, Suisse : Service cantonal d’archéologie

    Terrier, J. (1991). Les origines de l’église de Vandoeuvres GE. Archäologie der Schweiz = Archéologie suisse = Archeologia svizzera, 14(2), p. 229-236. Récupéré de SEALS : http://dx.doi.org/10.5169/seals-12576

    Image Information

    Name of Image
    GE_Vandoeuvres_Temple_116.05
    Credits
    © APAS (Association pour la Promotion de l'Art Sacré), Genève – photographe : Cyrille Girardet, Veyrier
    Date
    2006

    Inventory

    Reference Number
    GE_116.05
    Author and Date of Entry
    Valérie Sauterel 2014
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