Stained glass of the middle ages in England & France (1913)
Arnold, Hugh, Saint, Lawrence Bradford, 1885- · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 282
eenth century,the pattern being scratched out of a very thinsemi-transparent mat of enamel; and it is foundtoo in some late thirteenth century windows inSt. Urbain at Troyes, but in fourteenth centurywork it is frequently met with even at the begin-ning of the period, and by the end of the… … IX EARLY FOURTEENTH CENTURY GLASS IN ENGLAND (MERTON COLLEGE AND EXETER) The windows in the chapel of Merton College,Oxford, are perhaps the earliest in which thedesign of the Second Period has taken a definiteand typical form. Antony a Wood, in his cata-logue of Fellows, says that the donor, Henry…
Glass painting and staining -- England · Glass painting and staining -- France · Art, Medieval
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