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 40
enameltinted with oxidulated copper, that is,copper slightly oxidized. This kind ofglass is generally known as flashedglass. The secret of red glass was lost formany centuries. It is now only equaledby that made with gold. I have foundspecimens dating from the twelfth andthirteenth centuries, in… … Angel in the Crypt at the Cathedral ofStrasbourg. Early Thirteenth Centuryglass. About 1230. FIRST PART THE ART OF STAINED GLASS Its Origin and Development The Staining of glass, like many otherarts, was an achievement of antique cul-ture. *Upon the collapse of Graeco-Roman civilization this art…
Glass painting and staining
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