New stained-glass designs chosen for Notre Dame basilica
December 19, 2024
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CWN Editor's Note: Designs by the contemporary painter Claire Tabouret have been selected for six new stained-glass windows in the basilica of Notre Dame in Paris.
The French government, which is paying for the new window, selected a modern design despite public protests. They will replace windows installed in the 19th century.
The six new windows, which are scheduled for installation within two years, will replace only a small portion of the stained-glass windows in the ancient basilica.
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