Memoirs illustrative of the art of glass-painting (1865)
Winston, Charles, 1814-1864 · London : Murray · leaf 100
ter depth of the shading, to which the increased roundnessof the figures is owing. In point of execution^ I apprehend thatit is as nearly perfect as painted glass can be. In it the shadowshave attained their ]proper limit. Deeper shadows would haveproduced blackness and opacity, and lighter shadows… … ARMS OF CARDINAL BEAUFORT. rrom tie h-rfecMrv S: C.-cs- TofacejMgv 6?. IN WINCHESTER AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD. 09 adopted at the present day, using the Cinquecento ornamentswhen the glass is destined for a Eonian or Palladian building,and Gothic details when the glass is, as here, designed fora Gothic…
Glass painting and staining
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