Storied windows : a traveller's introduction to the study of old church glass, from the twelfth century to the Renaissance, especially in France (1914)
Bushnell, Arthur J de Havilland · New York : Macmillan · leaf 76
ding periods the glazier was predominant, andthe draughtsman was his humble assistant; and theglazier thought first about his glass and his leads.But in the latter half of the fifteenth century thepainter began to overpower the glazier, and to thinkfirst of his picture, and afterwards to consider… … w LATE GOTHIC—15th CENTURY 45 light, until gradually it comes to disregard themullions, and to spread over the whole window. Atthe same time the glass, owing to the use ofmanganese, loses the green tint and becomes almostpure white with a faint tinge of yellow. Thepieces of glass grow larger, and…
Glass painting and staining · Cathedrals
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