St. Nicholas depicted in a scene from his life being crowned Bishop of Myra, through the interference of God. Six men stand behind him and three young boys in front. Nicholas is seated in a throne, holding a cross. St. Nicholas lived his life in the Fourth Century Anatolia (Modern Republic of Turkey) and is the patron saint of travelers, seamen, and children.
Cataloged By
Cannarsa
Acquisition
Accession
1955.002.086
Source or Donor
Coe, William Robertson
Acquisition Method
Found in Collection
Made/Created
Place
Location
France
Notes
Date: Early 16th Century
Lexicon
Legacy Lexicon
Object Name
Windowpane, Stained Glass
Material
Stained Glass
Location
Location
Room
Vestibule, Entrance Hall
Building
Main House
Category
Permanent
Date
August 16, 2023
Inventory
Inventory Project
INV2024.1
Inventoried By
Amanda Massimillio
Inventoried Date
Jun 26, 2024
Condition
Overall Condition
Good
Maintenance
Maintenance History
Date
Oct 13, 2006
Notes
Conserved by Brooklyn Stained Glass Conservancy. Replaced stopgaps and received new steel frame.
Provenance
Notes
Painted by expert artisans. Purchased by William Robertson Coe from Jacque Seligmann & Co. in 1922 under title "Bishop and Priests". It's listed in Corpus Vitrearum as "Investiture of a Bishop Saint"
