Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 234
luegrounds, that kept the pictures rather more apart, but made thedistribution of the colour all-overish. That mere change ofground could not keep pictures effectively separate will be clearwhen it is seen (opposite) how little of the background extendsto the mullion. The greater part of the… … 149- THE STORY OF TOBIT, TROYES. 197 LATE GOTHIC WINDOWS. seems when you see it all upon paper that the mullions, withtheir strongly marked mouldings, must effectually frame theglass between them. They do nothing of the kind. They gofor so much shadow : what you see is the glass. This the…
Glass painting and staining
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