Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 155
subslitute for carein the management of these latter elements. The purely decorativeparts of early windows were usually in grisaille, with little admixtureof positive color. On the other hand, their pictorial parts—figures • The cartoons for these windows have lately been ascribed, with some show… … FlG. 256.—SYON COPE. STAINED GLASS and backgrounds—were as deep, rich, and positive in color aswas consistent with transparency. The general design of First Pointed windows falls into fourclasses :— 1. Windows entirely in grisaille. 2. Medallion windows, in which pictures of medallion formand…
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