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Can you match each of these stained-glass windows from the Sainte Chapelle to the Bible story it illustrates?

  1. Noah’s Ark
  2. Moses and the Burning Bush
  3. Marking the doors for Passover
  4. Parting the Red Sea
  5. God gives Moses the Ten Commandments
  6. Worshipping the Golden Calf
  7. Golden Menorah of the Ark of the Covenant
  8. Hanging of the evil Haman
  9. Gifts of the Magi
  10. Flight into Egypt
  11. Last Judgment (Souls rise from the dead)

People crossing some water

A man hanging from a nooseA golden seven-branched candlestick

A man talking to man in a red bush

A man kneeling before a woman and a baby

a man getting something green from another manwhite naked people getting out of their coffinsa doorway with people standing near it

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By Karen Carr|2017-07-30T21:32:19-07:00July 30th, 2017|Art, Medieval|Comments Off on Sainte Chapelle project – Middle Ages

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Dr. Karen Carr is Associate Professor Emerita, Department of History, Portland State University. She holds a doctorate in Classical Art and Archaeology from the University of Michigan. Follow her on Instagram, Pinterest, or Facebook, or buy her book, Vandals to Visigoths.

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