Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 218
white, and blue, the yellowbeing, comparatively speaking, lost in the white. Again, onefinds windows in which the colours are much lighter than inearlier glass. But as a rule the lighter colours now introduced(the glaziers palette was by this time quite extensive) were usedto support, and not to… … i83 Ajf..:mir,,P!!iiKJ:th 139. FIGURE AND CANOPY, S. MARYS, SHREWSBURY. PERPENDICULAR CANOPIES. 184 The typical Perpendicular canopies illustrated and alreadyreferred to are quite favourable specimens of the kind of thinf(in vogue throughout the fifteenth century. In France muchthe same forms were…
Glass painting and staining
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