Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 76
also for archi-tectural back-ground; orwhite dra-peries areglazed in onepiece withthe white-a n d - y e 11 o wflooring; yetthe lead lines,as originallydesigned,seem to fallquite natu-rally into theoutlines ofthe figures. A verycharacteristicpiece of glaz-ing occursin the fore- … ground fig- ^S. S. Bernard Preaching, S. Marys, Shrewsbury. ure, a note forming of 1 strong colourin the centre of the composition. The way the mans face isincluded in the same piece of glass with the yellow groiningof the arch, while his coloured cap connects it with hisbody, bespeaks a designer…
Glass painting and staining
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