Jean Barillet

  • French

Jean Barillet was a French stained?glass artist who continued the modernist legacy established by his father, Louis Barillet, a central figure in the renewal of French stained glass. Working from the Paris studio built by his father, Barillet produced windows for churches across France and abroad, developing a refined contemporary style rooted in the Barillet atelier's emphasis on clarity, structure, and luminous color. His work appears in numerous ecclesiastical settings, including the south wall of the Lady Chapel at the Church of All Hallows in Wellingborough, and reflects the mid-twentieth-century movement to reinterpret sacred imagery through modern design. - AsNotedIn


Timeline

Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1947/00/00 A large stained glass "Three Saints's Window" by Jean Barillet is installed at Saint Martin's Church in L'Aigle, France. Artisan
1957/00/00 Martin's Church features extensive walls of vibrant geometric, abstract colored glass created by Jean Barillet and painter Jean Bertholle. The windows flood the deliberately stark, monastic brick and exposed wood interior with warm, comforting light. Artisan St Martin Church and Cemetery, d'Armbouts-Cappel Armbouts-Cappel
1962/00/00 A large stained glass by Jean Barillet is installed in south wall of the Lady Chapel, Church of All Hallows, Wellingborough. Artisan Church Of All Hallows Wellingborough
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