Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 106
in the artists designs is the strongest condem-nation of the glass. There was one use made of enamel which promised to be ofreal help to the glazier—that of painting the necessary shadowson pot-metal in shades of the same colour as the glass. Sinceenamel of some kind had to be used, why not employ… … 48. VIRTUES, BY SIR J. REYNOLDS. NEW COLL., OXFORD. THE CASE AGAINST ENAMEL. 84 that way (by the Van Lingen, for example, a family of Flemingsestablished in England, whose work may be seen at Wadhamand Balliol Colleges, Oxford) was by no means free fromheaviness. Enamel then, it will be seen, was…
Glass painting and staining
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