Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 178
lose brilliance. The gold pinks,brown rubies, and some sorts of pure ruby are liableto do this. Pieces of plain sheet glass may there-fore be cut to the same shape to paint on, to beafterwards glazed behind the coloured pieces, sothat the full brilliance is preserved. The wings of the angel in the… … 310DERN GLASS, I)ESIGNP:D AND EXECUTED BV J. S. SPARROW •57 THE INFLUENCE OF CONDITIONS ners orold-size, in order to stand the matte of water-colour to be added afterwards. When the figure is drawn in this way all the})ieces are stuck upon an easel glass (a large stoutpiece of sheet) with a…
Decoration and ornament
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