Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 398
line of white, heretofore of almostinvariable occurrence. The hood and base of canopy areshown in misunderstood perspective, indicating usually athree-sided projection (page 342). Its shafts and base rest upon the ground, on which arepainted grass and foliage, all in white and stain. Whenstanding… … 233. Perpendicular Canopy. 341 THE CHARACTERISTICS OF STYLE. The fio^ures usually stand upon a chequered mosaic pavementin black and white, or white and stain, not very convincinglyforeshortened (page 185). In the canopy may be little windows of pot-metal colour,and in the base perhaps a spot or…
Glass painting and staining
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