Soli Deo Gloria (On Shield)

This is a stained glass window with Soli Deo Gloria written over a coat of arms in the top center.

This is a stained glass window with a coat of arms that has 'Soli Deo Gloria' written on it in the top center. Beneath Soli Deo Gloria is the date 'October 31, 1891'. In the coat of arms is a cross and a dove holding olive branches in each foot. In the top left and right corners are small flowers with four diamond shapes hanging down beneath them. In the top center of the window is a yellow form with a green oval in the center. Between the flowers in the corners and the form in the middle are two garlands with red circles in the center. They touch the top corners of the golden square around the coat of arms. A scroll is unrolled behind the coat of arms and both sit on a white background. Two flowers are in the bottom left and right corners. The majority of the glass is stained a yellow color with a border in green.

Concordia College Art Collection

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Old Main - West Landing between 2nd and 3rd Floor

60x41 inches