Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 474
9 hands of a colourist it would be certain to do so. What if itbe confused ? Mystery is, at all events, one element of charm,and even of beauty. It is not beyond the bounds of possibility to marry old workwith new; but the union is rarely happy. It wants, in the firstplace, good modern glass.… … 257. S. Jean-aux-Bois. old, are framed in grisaille, in great part new, in a veryingenious way. At Munster is a window in which little tracerylights (you can tell that by their shapes) are used as points ofinterest in a modern composition—with a result, only less happythan where, at S. Marys…
Glass painting and staining
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