The first process in producing a stained glass window is the making of the design, colored or otherwise.
In this manner of glass-painting--which is capable of none of the powerful and rich effects of color peculiar to stained glass--it will be understood that the process much resembles the practice of the picture painter.
Only think of a great arch seventy-five feet high, and over thirty feet broad, a glory of stained glass!
It also happens that the art of stained glass, though reaching to very high and great things, is in its methods and processes a simple, or at least a very limited, one.
Its Transitional church has been much rebuilt, but still contains several items of interest, including a fine chancel arch and some old stained glass.
The chained book, a copy of Erasmus' Paraphrase, and also the fine, though modern, stained glass in the east and west windows is worthy of notice.
In ascending the opposite hill, on the right hand is Prospect-house, where the late Mr. Eginton carried on his manufactory of stained glass.
On one side the light is introduced through seven windows, and on the opposite side by one window of large dimensions, composed of stained glass.
Stained glass, glass colored or stained by certain metallic pigments fused into its substance, -- often used for making ornament windows.
A kind of stained glass, the colors of which are incorporated with the melted glass in the pot.
The cloister at Durham, or at least that part of it which was used as a library, was glazed; but whether with white glass or stained glass we are not informed.
The reason of this is identical with that which occurs in stained glass windows, viz.
Absolute opacity, to judge from the older specimens of stained glass, seems to have been considered inadmissible.
The chancel windows in the apse are well filled with stained glass, by Messrs.
The east window is of stained glass, illustrating the life of Christ.
Some of the windows have been filled with stained glass; the font and rose windows are from designs by Mr. E.
All the windows are filled with stained glass by Mr Kempe, and contain Choirs of Angels singing the Confessor's hymn, or Psalm cxii.
The chapter-house was decorated with frescoes andstained glass by Dean Heywood in the fifteenth century, as we know from the MSS.
In the cloisters are several curious statues, stained glass windows, and tesselated pavement.
In that of the fifteenth century are several noble tombs, and beautiful windows of stained glass.
And he had me here, in full daylight, with a figure just out of a stained glass window in St. Bartholomew's Church!
I said he must have come out of a stained glass window in St. Bartholomew's Church.
And pointing over his head: "Ye crucify me in stained glass!
There were dark vistas; and directly in front of me a gleaming altar, and high over it a stained glass window, with the afternoon sun shining through.
Possibly the stronger colours were supplied by the use of pieces of stained glass, as purchases were made of ruby, azure, and sapphire glass.
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