Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 151
t effectively does ; but these arenot the most beautiful windows in the church. One recog-nises their date rather by the individuality and spontaneity ofthe design than by any distinctly Romanesque character inthe detail. It should be mentioned, also, that at Poitiers, evenin windows which seem not… … 1 —J jf^ 1 u If K ^ ^^^ ^ It 6S. Bars in Early Medallion Windows. CHAPTER XII. MEDALLION WINDOWS. In the thirteenth century the practice of the earher glaziersstiffened into something hke a tradition, and design tookalmost inevitably the form of (i) the Medallion window, (2) theSingle Figure…
Glass painting and staining
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