KING SOLOMON. Dunblane Cathedral, Scotland
The Great West Window of the Nave portrays the tree of Jesse.  It was executed by Clayton and Bell of London in 1906, a gift of Sir Robert Younger (later Lord Blanesburgh) as a tribute to his parents.  The Tree of Jesse, a favourite theme in medieval art, is a reminder of the incarnation, that the Son of God actually became man, the Son of David.  Jesse reclines at the bottom left of the central light at the root of a tree growing upwards through David and Solomon 
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