1372 - Clos de la Franchise — artwork #16379 by Jérôme Rasto · Le Locle, Switzerland

graffiti vitrail fenêtre médiéval mural colorful personnage illustration

1372 - Clos de la Franchise — Street art by Jérôme Rasto in Le Locle

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Jérôme Rasto

Jérôme Rasto is a French painter and street artist, born in Perpignan in 1978 and taught to paint by his father, an artist himself. As a child he came across the Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, and medieval illumination has shaped his work ever since: its symbols and ornament, and from stained glass the heavy outlines, the transparencies and the colours. After a short spell at the school of de…

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Added 05/09/2026

Three round-arched openings, bricked up for years in the wall of a former parish house, are painted back into stained glass: figures in pink and blue, green foliage and white scrolls, outlined in black as thick as the lead of a real window. The ashlar surrounds frame the triptych and have been left untouched. A 17 sq m mural painted with a brush in 2022 for Le Locle's exomusée, in homage to the first settlers of the valley, granted their freedom in 1372 by the lord of Valangin.

The artwork 1372 - Clos de la Franchise is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Le Locle in Switzerland, more precisely here: Rue des Envers 45, 2400 Le Locle, Switzerland.

This graffiti is also tagged as: vitrail, fenêtre, médiéval, mural, colorful, personnage, illustration.

Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Jérôme Rasto

The photo was published on 05-09-2026 by Pierre Jeanmonod.

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