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 96
praiseworthyaccuracy, the little particles of ground which the glass painter omitted to re-move, or clean off, when scraping outthe pattern. f See plates 12 and 14. THE DECORATED STYLE. 79 made to distinguish the iris of the eye from the pupil, thewhole being in general represented by one black… … Lullingstone Churcb,Kent. The hair and beard are generally drawn in flowing locks,boldly expressed by the varying thickness of the outline. The general contour of the face is a well-proportioned oval;and the chin is smaller than in the Early English examples. Towards the close of this period,…
Glass painting and staining
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