Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 298
>I3. SAI.ISUUKY. THIRTEENTH CENTURY GLASS. SCULPTURE Ol THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY 277 p. 221), and particularly in the glass, where the one distinct thirteenthcentury quality is the homogeneous texture given by the absence ofany set outline of defnied colour partition. Tlie full coloured… … t AR\1.I1 PAXU,. tury grisailles of York and Salis-bury (fig. 213). Of course figuresubjects were invading these fieldsof texture, as in painting (fig. 214),so in glass, but their appearancewas, at first, as the flow-er or fruitof a branching tree. Despite theupright lines of the window,…
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