Holiday, Henry, 1839-1927 · London, New York, Macmillan · leaf 66
ke a hole in the window, a piece of ruby or blueor any deep colour does not. The latter only wantsa few bold lines and a very little shadow to relieveits flatness and to give point and value to the pure oyTrthttc Tossihilities in Stained Glass 37 transparent parts, but the white glass needs… … 6^ white masses of considerable size, a certain depthwill be necessary in parts in order to avoid a thinand flat appearance, but the shadows should neverapproach blackness. In very early work thick blacklines (Fig. 6) were common on white glass, and 3i Stained Glass as an <LArt Black lineson…
Glass painting and staining
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