Stained and Decorative Glass

Stained and Decorative Glass

Elizabeth Morris

Published by Tiger Books International. London, 1990

ISBN: 1 85501 080 1

• English
• Hardback, 128 pages
  
• Illustrations in colour
• 23 x 30 cm
• Condition: good, small tear on dust cover

Stained and Decorative Glass traces the history of glass in its architectural environment from the earliest surviving examples in the 11th century cathedral in Augsburg to the work of modern designers and architects producing new and exciting effects of light, colour and form. On a more practical level, the author takes the reader through a step-by-step account of how glass is made and the various stages in producing a stained glass window, from first designs to installation. Lavishly illustrated, Stained and Decorative Glass will be a source of delight for anyone interested in this stunning and accessible art form.

This is a second-hand book. All proceeds go directly to supporting the only museum of stained glass in the UK.

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