Art Nouveau Large Double Stained Glass Window Around 1900

A large double-leaf window with cast iron cremone. In oak wood, partially stripped of paint; missing 3 small framing sticks. Inside, in three parts, richly colored stained glass windows, with geometric patterns in art nouveau style, the top slightly rounded. Certis lead. The orange-yellow glass blocks are in relief. Part of a stained glass window is separated from the window by approximately 15 cm, with a convex effect, a small cracked glass, (see photos) otherwise good condition overall. (In the photo, the lower part is dark because it is placed against a low wall without light) Period: around 1900. Origin: window of the Chaplaincy of the Catholic University of the West in Angers, before renovation. Dimensions: approximately 250 cm x 95 cm. To be picked up on site (transport possible upon prior estimate, at the expense of the buyer)