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Stained Glass Heraldry of Bishop Broughton - Anglican Ecclesiastical Symbolism #3246025 (License: Personal Use)
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The image displays a pointed-arch stained glass panel bearing the episcopal arms of Bishop William Broughton (1788-1853), the first Anglican Bishop of Australia. The shield is divided per pale: dexter side shows a blue field with the Southern Cross constellation in white stars, while the sinister side features red and white horizontal stripes with a checkered canton (red and white squares). Above the shield rests a red ecclesiastical mitre, and a blue roundel appears in the upper left spandrel. The inscription “BISHOP BROUGHTON” anchors the base.
This image is typically used in historical church documentation, Anglican heritage websites, or digital archives related to Australian colonial religious history. It serves users seeking visual records of ecclesiastical heraldry, Anglican symbolism, or early Australian Christian leadership.
Related Cliparts: Explore the rich symbolism in this stained glass depiction of Bishop Broughton’s coat of arms-Southern Cross, mitre, and heraldic divisions-reflecting colonial Anglican identity.
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