Art Nouveau Stained glass window - 1900-1910 - Art Nouveau stained glass

The stained-glass panel is executed in the Jugendstil / Art Nouveau style and probably dates from the period 1900–1920.

• Organic and floral motifs: The design is characterized by the graceful, stylized leaves and fruits (reminiscent of oak leaves with acorns or chestnut leaves). This type of flowing, nature-inspired linework is the hallmark of Jugendstil.
• Typical colour usage: The palette of warm autumn colours such as deep yellow/ochre, golden brown, olive green, and the contrasting dark (red/bordeaux) edges fits perfectly with the stained-glass windows from the early 20th century.
• Form: The semicircular arch form (transom) was frequently used in this period above en-suite doors, front doors, or room windows in characteristic townhouses.
The panel contains stained glass (such as the fine details, veining and shadows on the leaves and the dots/circles in the center), housed in traditional lead came.