This vertical, rectangular Austrian stained glass window centers on three figures: a mother, her daughter and St. Peter. All the figures have light skin. The mother is in a bright red robe with a yellow undergarment and white head scarf. She kneels in the front to our right. Next to her on our left is her daughter, also kneeling and dressed in a white robe, white undergarment with yellow piping, white head scarf. The facial features and fingers are clearly demarcated, as are the folds in their robes and headscarves. The mother gazes upward and the daughter looks straight ahead. The position of their hands suggest they are each holding an object, the identity of which is unclear. St. Peter, with a gold halo circling the back of his head and clothed in a crimson robe with a white collar, stands behind the women. In his left hand he holds a large white key ornamented with yellow rings around the handle. White, indistinct objects occupy the lower front from which a white column, with a rose colored capital, arises on the far right to frame one side of the window, arching to the left to reveal a brilliant blue and black background sky. A white banner bearing a Latin inscription in black is unfurled in the upper left against the blue sky.