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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 181

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rap of a shield. Circa 1440. Fig. 14. Portion of a Stuart mantling, from an heraldic medallion. Poorly drawn outlines and heavy matt,with portion of stained margin and opaque red enamel turn-over to mantling. Fig. 15. Lion from the arms of England. Circa 1380. Painted on greenish white glass,… … DECADENCE but the Jacobean examples are generally wretched things. Theircolour is so exceptionally bad that it would seem the EngUshglass makers had entirely forgotten how to make pot-metals, andthe native enamels being of the poorest, the effects achieved arealtogether lamentable. Here and there,…

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