The largest part of the stained glass in the Cathedral comes from the 19th century. The window in the Chapel of Saint Theodosius in the apse, for example, was made by the glass artist Gérente in 1854 donated by Emperor Louis Napoleon. The lower portions of the window depict the Emperor, the Empress Eugenie, the Bishop of Amiens and Pope Pius IX. The Cathedral also features some 20th century Art Deco glass, in the Chapel of Sacré Coeur, made in 1932-34 by the master glass artist Jean Gaudin, based on designs of the painter Jacques le Breton.