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 90
f Stainedglass we often find, however, in thecharacter of the letters in the inscrip-tions, bands of letters, and the like orin the incidental articles which are as-sociated in the paintings with the fig-ures, such as crowns, scepters, swords,lances, girdles, buckles, shoes, armor,goblets, bumpers,… … The Last Judgment. French glass, earlyFourteenth Century. About 1320. Its Origin and Development changes as there were relating more tothe manner of painting, which will beviewed later. For the application ofnew colors was most conspicuous inthe second and third periods. At the beginning of the…
Glass painting and staining
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