Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 46
e or less rare, what had best be called jewels of colour, had it not been that the forms of interlacing strap work lend them-selves kindly to glazing.Every time a strap disappears, as it were, behind another, vou have just the break in its continuity which the glazier desires, and if only the… … 17- S. Serge, Angers. 28 GLAZING. network of leads, flowing or geometric as the case ma} be^emphasised here and there by a touch of dark colour, focus-sing them as it were. Without such points of colour a designlooks sometimes too much like a mere outline, meant to befilled in with colour, and, in…
Glass painting and staining
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