Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 171
is characteristicallyFrench. Similar bands of white occur,though not interlacing, in the compara-tively clumsy panel from Lincoln (above),but the more usual English way wasto make the bands of white broader, andto paint a pattern upon them, as in thelancet from Water Perry, Oxfordshire(opposite),… … 95. Lincoln. clerestory at Bourges is similar to thenot possible to get near enough to it toThe scrollwork on page143 may be profitablycompared with the veryunusual white window atS. Jean-aux-Bois (over-leaf). There the designconsists altogether ofscrolls in white upon across-hatched ground. Itis…
Glass painting and staining
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