North Nave Aisle 1 - Healing the Lame, The Good Samaritan, and Healing the Blind Man

This window by Alex Gibbs of 38 Bedford Square, London, was installed in 1874.

The three panels illustrate, from top to bottom:

Christ healing the lame, the parable of the Good Samaritan, and Christ healing the blind man.

Windows by Alex Gibbs are considered to be amongst the best work created during the Victorian period.

If you are tall enough, you may spot the Alexander Gibbs signature in the extreme bottom right corner.

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  22. North Nave Aisle 1 - Healing the Lame, The Good Samaritan, and Healing the Blind Man
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