Eden, F. Sydney (Frederick Sydney) · Cambridge [Eng.] : University press; New York, G.P. Putman's sons · leaf 148
he east window at Sellingchurch, Kent. The heraldry of the day was simple—a shield, seldom containing more than two coloursin the field, Avith a single charge, such as a cross ora lion—and its simplicity was reflected in such coat-armour as we find in Early English glass. Theshields are large, of… … Arms of France (ancient), Selling 134 ANCIENT PAINTED GLASS [ch. smaller and narrower and changed slightly in shape :the upper parts of their sides became parallel, atright angles to the top lines. Such shields, stillwithout helmet or other accessories, we find in theupper parts of lower lights,…
Glass painting and staining -- History
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