Stained glass; a handbook on the art of stained and painted glass, its origin and development from the time of Charlemagne to its decadence (850-1650 A. D.) (1922)
Werck, Alfred · New York : N. L. Brown · leaf 166
The problems of perspective arestudied with great care and althougherrors of seeing and drawing may oftenbe detected, our interest is attracted bythe natural realism and faithful cor-rectness of every detail. Landscape The landscape also appears in thewindows of the later Gothic. A bluepane of… … Saint George. Early Sixteenth Centuryglass (French-Alsatian School). i <;io. Ornamentation in this Middle period, is rather high upin the picture, so that the landscapegives one the impression of an ascend-ing hill on the top of which the walls ofa city with towers and roofs are dis-closed.…
Glass painting and staining
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