Windows : a book about stained & painted glass (1909)
Day, Lewis F. (Lewis Foreman), 1845-1910 · London : B. T. Batsford · leaf 279
as deep as German of the fourteenth, but more vivid than either. There are no low-toned greens or inky blues; the blue is sapphire, the green has the quality of an emerald. In this palette of pure colour the artist revelled. Nowhere as in the Duomo at Florence is one so impressed with the feeling… … 214. Prato. blue, }’ e 1 1 o w , green, purple-brown, and so on, held together by the same colours distributed in smaller threads and spots, — for example in diapers on the draperies. The broad mass of any one colour is itself made up of many various tints of glass. The accidental fusion of colour,…
Glass painting and staining · Windows
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