Stained and painted glass installed in 1991 in the 1100s Romanesque Chapelle Saint-Cado de Belz at Saint-Cado, Brittany, France, honours Cado, the 500s AD early Christian Welsh missionary also known as Cadoc the Wise, Cadog or Cadocus. Below a portrait of the saint, a fisherman holds two large fish while a wife waits for a sailor’s return. The chapel stands on the Île de Saint-Cado, the circular islet in Ria d’Étel, the River Étel estuary in South Morbihan that became Cado’s temporary home.

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Saint-Cado, Brittany, France: The Work of the Sea … beneath a portrait of Saint Cado, the 6th century AD early Christian Welsh missionary also known as Cadoc the Wise, Cadog or Cadocus, a fisherman holds two large fish while a wife waits for a sailor’s return. This 1991 stained glass window can be found in the 12th century Romanesque Chapelle Saint-Cado de Belz on the Île de Saint-Cado, the circular islet in Ria d’Étel, the River Étel estuary in South Morbihan, that became Cado’s temporary home.

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Size: 2676px × 4023px
Location: Saint-Cado, South Morbihan, Brittany, France.
Photo credit: © Terence Kerr / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
Model Released: No

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