Stained glass of the middle ages in England and France (1913)
Arnold, Hugh, Saint, Lawrence Bradford, 1885- · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 33
wiU be stained a clear andindehble yellow, varying from pale lemon to deeporange, according to the strength of the painting. Abrasion. The Other exception was Abrasion, effected by the use of what is called flashed glass. Flashedglass is glass so made that instead of being colouredall through, it… … THE MAKING OF A WINDOW 9 coloured film in places (we do it now with hydro-fluoric acid) so as to get white and colour on thesame piece of glass. In the Middle Ages only red and certain shadesof blue were made in this way, so the use of theprocess was very much restricted. The inventionof silver…
Glass painting and staining · Art, Medieval
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