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A history of English glass-painting, with some remarks upon the Swiss glass miniatures of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries (1912)

Drake, Maurice, 1875-1923, Drake, Wilfred, 1879-1949 · London · leaf 103

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o being cut from near thick centre of sheet. Fair work and material. Fig. II. Circa 1320. A richer variation of fig. 3. Outline badly faded, but glass in excellent condition. Con-ventional window-openings scratched with lines to indicate glazing. Good work and glass, but outline-colourprobably… … I I lO THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY the number of figures is rarely large. There are exceptions, suchas the Doom window at Fairford, but generally it would seemthat a preference for single figures underlies the first attempts toextend the subjed: beyond its former limits. Briefly, then, the Perpendicular…

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