Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 169
90. Early Detail. adapted himself to the glass, whichdid not always take just the samelines, and at the same time heamused himself, and us, more thanif he had multiplied one patternwith monotonous precision. Hispainting was strong enough tokeep the leads in countenance;that is to say, his main… … 91. SOISSONS. S. Jean-aux-Bois, w^ould make goodglazed windows apart from the paint-ing on them. Indeed, the painting isthere comparatively insignificant indesign. In the Soissons work, in par-ticular, it consists of little more thancross-hatching upon the background,to throw up the interlacing of…
Glass painting and staining
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