An inquiry into the difference of style observable in ancient glass paintings : especially in England: with hints on glass painting (1847)
Winston, Charles, 1814-1864 · Oxford : John Henry Parker · leaf 150
a very common ornament, and is cut 20. more usually represented doublethan single. The leaves are almostuniversally lipped, or turned over x.After the accession of Henry VII.the inner row of leaves is oftenwhite, and the outer red. And atall periods of the style double roses,executed on white… … 134 THE PERPENDICULAR STYLE. Shading was very generally employed to heighten theeffect of foliaged ornaments. Cut 21.
Glass painting and staining
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