Stained glass of the middle ages in England and France (1913)
Arnold, Hugh, Saint, Lawrence Bradford, 1885- · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 385
developed elsewhere. Winston thinks the west window of theCathedral may have been glazed in the timeof WUliam of Wykehams predecessor. BishopEdington, in which case it is not unlikely that it andthe east windows of the antechapel at New Collegewere the work of Thomass master, whose style wasfurther… … XIII THE STYLE OF THE THIRD PERIOD A NOTABLE feature of the fifteenth century is the Divergencedivergence which takes place in it between the pfn^j^j^andstyles of English and French stained glass. FrenchAlthough in some respects they develop alongparallel lines the two no longer form, as they…
Glass painting and staining · Art, Medieval
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