[Coggeshall, William Turner], 1824-1867, [from old catalog] ed · Columbus, Follett, Foster and company · leaf 272
d their proper places, and where the lights and brilliantcolors are arranged in a manner to rival the best specimensof the ancient masters of painting in oil. This mode of treat-ment is not to be advocated for general use, but where thereis light enough and to spare, and where men of high… … ^ ■&% 00 III SSS. Glass—Stained or Painted, 225 vas. The dull, heavy, uniform opacitj which pervaded theglass of the last century, when it was made up in squares,the colors fused, and the whole work looked like cloth trans-parencies, is not to be tolerated. The brightest colors thatcan be…
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