An inquiry into the difference of style observable in ancient glass paintings, especially in England; with hints on glass painting .. (1867)
Winston, Charles, 1814-1864 · Oxford, London, James Parker and Co. · leaf 178
THE PERPENDICULAR STYLE. though light, materially assist the outlines in giving expression to the countenance. The form of the eye- … Stowting OMrcli, Kent. brow, especially in ideal figures, is still more archied ; as the style advanced, it became almost semicircular, and after the beginning of the fifteenth century was in general defined only by a few lines, so thin and faint as in many cases to be barely perceptible ; the…
Glass painting and staining
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