Guided tour of the NDF chapel at the Lalique glass windows

Name: Visite guidée de la chapelle NDF aux verrières Lalique
Start: 2022-09-17T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Chapelle N.D.F. aux verrières Lalique

This chapel contains one of the first monumental expressions in glass slabs, an architectural technique of which René Lalique was the forerunner.

17 et 18 septembre 2022Passé

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This chapel contains one of the first monumental expressions in glass slabs, an architectural technique of which René Lalique was the forerunner. Classified as a Historical Monument, this superb ensemble has been restored in the spirit of the original work designed by Lalique in 1930 for the Centenary of the Community. To discover: Christ in translucent cross, three stained glass windows, an altarpiece, a door of tabernacle, luminous columns and a lamp of sanctuary. Also to discover: the Way of the Cross of Alix Aymé on lacquer (1948), the 15th station designed by Isabelle Emmerique, lacquer master (2014) and its marquetry support designed by Marie Collino (2015); the gisant-reliquary of Sainte Florida (wax restored in 2015 by Stéphanie Duboc).

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Chapelle N.D.F. aux verrières Lalique

40 rue du Bout Varin, 14440 Douvres-la-Délivrande

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Free visit of the Lalique Chapel and its gardens. This chapel contains one of the first monumental expressions of glass slabs, an architectural technique that René Lalique pioneered. Classified as a Historical Monument, this superb ensemble has been restored in the spirit of the original work designed by Lalique in 1930 for the Centenary of the Community. To discover: Christ in translucent cross, three glass windows, an altarpiece, a tabernacle door, luminous columns and a sanctuary lamp.
Also to be discovered: the Way of the Cross by Alix Aymé on lacquer (1948), the 15th station designed by Isabelle Emmerique, master of lacquer (2014) and its marquetry support designed by Marie Collino (2015); the recumbent-reliquary of Sainte Florida (wax restored in 2015 by Stéphanie Duboc).