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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 186

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156 THE PERPENDICULAR STYLE. All ornaments, except in general quarries and narrow borders, are usually shaded. 5. BOEDEES. Borne borders, early in this style, closely resemble those late Decorated examples which consist of a run- ning stalk, with leaves and flowers sprouting from it, executed in… … the design often varies. Two ^^^nlip Cliuroli, leicestersliire. ornaments of different design are generally used alter- nately. Glass of the same colour is occasionally em- ployed to separate the ornaments throughout the entire light; in general, however, the pieces are alternately blue and red,…

Glass painting and staining

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