A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 517
e, with its principal andintermediate tints, are burned in. Or, the figure may becomposed of various pieces of pot metal, with the outlinesand shadows only painted on, the pieces of glass just spokenof giving the colors for the different places they are to fillin the mosaic glass painting. Again,… … Fig. 79. § 18 PAINTING AND DECORATING. 12o pure white glass, free from air specks or air bubbles, andhard of fusion, must be selected for the purpose. Theartists labor would be entirely lost if he attempted to burnin colors on a surface as readily fusible as the colors them-selves. The example of…
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