Windows
- Subtitle
- A Book About Stained & Painted Glass
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE.3. NOTE IN REFERENCE TO ILLUSTRATIONS.4. CHAPTER I. THE BEGINNINGS OF GLASS.5. CHAPTER II. THE MAKING OF A WINDOW.6. CHAPTER III. GLAZING.7. CHAPTER IV. EARLY MOSAIC WINDOWS.8. CHAPTER V. PAINTED MOSAIC GLASS.9. CHAPTER VI. GLASS PAINTING (MEDIÆVAL).10. CHAPTER VII. GLASS PAINTING (RENAISSANCE).11. CHAPTER VIII. ENAMEL PAINTING.12. CHAPTER IX. THE NEEDLE POINT IN GLASS PAINTING.13. CHAPTER X. THE RESOURCES OF THE GLASS PAINTER—A RECAPITULATION.14. CHAPTER XI. THE DESIGN OF EARLY GLASS.15. CHAPTER XII. MEDALLION WINDOWS.16. CHAPTER XIII. EARLY GRISAILLE.17. CHAPTER XIV. WINDOWS OF MANY LIGHTS.18. CHAPTER XV. MIDDLE GOTHIC GLASS.19. CHAPTER XVI. LATE GOTHIC WINDOWS.20. CHAPTER XVII. SIXTEENTH CENTURY WINDOWS.21. CHAPTER XVIII. LATER RENAISSANCE WINDOWS.22. CHAPTER XIX. PICTURE-WINDOWS.23. CHAPTER XX. LANDSCAPE IN GLASS.24. CHAPTER XXI. ITALIAN GLASS.25. CHAPTER XXII. TRACERY LIGHTS AND ROSE WINDOWS.26. CHAPTER XXIII. QUARRY WINDOWS.27. CHAPTER XXIV. DOMESTIC GLASS.28. CHAPTER XXV. THE USE OF THE CANOPY.29. CHAPTER XXVI. A PLEA FOR ORNAMENT.30. CHAPTER XXVII. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF STYLE.31. CHAPTER XXVIII. STYLE IN MODERN GLASS (A POSTSCRIPT).32. CHAPTER XXIX. JESSE WINDOWS.33. CHAPTER XXX. STORY WINDOWS.34. CHAPTER XXXI. HOW TO SEE WINDOWS.35. CHAPTER XXXII. WINDOWS WORTH SEEING.36. CHAPTER XXXIII. A WORD ON RESTORATION.37. INDEX.