Stained Glass Tours in France
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We shall find the glass more in- teresting and instructive than impressive, but to this general observation we must make an exception on behalf of the thirteenth century windows in the clere- story behind and above the altar; they undeniably leave little to be desired. The blue of their back- grounds combines excellently with the tones of the figures. In one of the panels which shows the Cruci- fixion, we can readily discern that the bars support- ing it at the back (called saddle bars) have be...en moved to one side so as not to interfere with the two figures on either side of the cross. This displace- ment of the saddle bars to leave undisturbed the 89 STxilNED GLASS TOURS IN FRANCE drawing of an important personage was quite usual at that time. Later on the glazier seemed to have no objection to the intrusion of the iron bars, just as he grew to disregard the running of his leads across faces, arms. Etc. This church also boasts of a fine rose window in the north transept, which is rendered even more effective by the gallery of lancets beneath it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall find the glass more in- teresting and instructive than impressive, but to this general observation we must make an exception on behalf of the thirteenth century windows in the clere- story behind and above the altar; they undeniably leave little to be desired. The blue of their back- grounds combines excellently with the tones of the figures. In one of the panels which shows the Cruci- fixion, we can readily discern that the bars support- ing it at the back (called saddle bars) have be...en moved to one side so as not to interfere with the two figures on either side of the cross. This displace- ment of the saddle bars to leave undisturbed the 89 STxilNED GLASS TOURS IN FRANCE drawing of an important personage was quite usual at that time. Later on the glazier seemed to have no objection to the intrusion of the iron bars, just as he grew to disregard the running of his leads across faces, arms. Etc. This church also boasts of a fine rose window in the north transept, which is rendered even more effective by the gallery of lancets beneath it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hitchcock Sherrill to read onlineMoreLess
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