lasimaalaus, Forssan kirkon kuori-ikkunat
From the collection of Finnish Heritage Agency
From the collection of Finnish Heritage Agency
Dominant colour
lasimaalaus, Forssan kirkon kuori-ikkunat is a work by Eric O. W. Ehrström, held at Finnish Heritage Agency.
This image shows two black and white photographs of stained glass windows. The windows are arched at the top and divided into sections, each containing a different image or design. The left window depicts Jesus on the cross, surrounded by other figures, while the right window features a circular design at the top and various scenes below. The windows appear to be part of a church, likely Forssan kirkon kuori-ikkunat, as indicated by the title. The photographs are in black and white, which may be due to the age of the image or the medium used. If you're interested in learning more about stained glass art, you might want to explore the works of artist Ehrström, Eric O. W.
Eric O. W. Ehrström spent years on his hands and knees, squinting at stained-glass windows under scaffolding. He didn’t just snap photos—he climbed into the frames, capturing the way light turns red into honey and blue…
See the richer artist page