Stained-glass windows by Lobin, master glassmaker of Tours

An advocate of a considered imitation of medieval art, Lobin often drew on medieval models, in varied compositions. These include in particular:

A window with narrative medallions: the Saint Maurice window (1865), in a chapel on the north side of the ambulatory.

Saint Maurice window by Lobin, made up of stacked narrative medallions
Detail of the Saint Maurice window: figures in armour and a banner with a white cross on a red background

A picture window with many figures arranged in a single register, standing out against architectural settings: the Three Kings window (1846), in a chapel on the south side of the ambulatory.

Three Kings window by Lobin in a chapel of the ambulatory
Detail of the Three Kings window: a king in a blue and red cloak offering a gift
Band of colourful scenes from the Three Kings window, with figures and horses