How To Use Stained glass In A Sentence
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In May it was burgled and the Victorian stained glass window was smashed.
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In fact, the completed windows do possess a freshness that is striking to find in the medium of monumental stained glass.
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The interior teems with antiquity: ornate plasterwork, a huge inglenook, stained glass, elaborate panelling and a plank and muntin screen.
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In the medieval Hall of St Mary, Green Men occur as bosses, corbels, in tapestry, and in stained glass.
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Weak light filters in through stained glass and creates deep shadows among the pews and misericords.
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She couldn't stop looking at the fancy carvings in the walls, and at the stained glass windows.
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It has stained glass windows and high ceilings.
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Other crafts include textiles, leatherwork, basketry, and stained glass.
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He ensured there were Tudor roses on the gowns of the staff and on the Tudor coloured counterpanes of the beds; the roof and stained glass windows were also of royal quality.
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Since these papers are the ‘stained glass’ in the windows, their transparency must not be clouded by glue.
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I have also considered carefully the views expressed with regard to the quality of the stained glass on the stairs.
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Learn how to use a pistol grip to cut glass in this free video clip about using copper foiling for stained glass art.
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Angel didn't know if she was strong enough to be the sunlight to Hawk's stained glass.
A WOMAN WITHOUT LIES
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It has stained glass windows and high ceilings.
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During the time when these styles of Gothic architecture prevailed that are now called the Decorated and the Perpendicular, the roof, [14] the columns, the stained glass windows, the seats, altar, tombs, and even the flooring, were filled with emblasonment.
A Short Account of King's College Chapel
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The cruciform church has huge Perpendicular windows, which until the C18 retained their medieval stained glass.
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The subtle veining and white of the stone make the panels look extremely delicate, parchment-like, with an aura of fragility much like stained glass.
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True to its name, it was decorated luxuriously in shades of blue, from the mostly blue stained glass in one of the windows to gauzy blue cloth on the tabletops.
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The late Gothic builders of the Sainte-Chapelle removed the supporting function of the wall to its maximum, leaving most of the elevation to be filled with stained glass windows.
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They soar up into the stained glass atrium.
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This photo is a detail from a stained glass window painted by Chagall.
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Today, its exquisite towering antique stained glass windows are broken and covered in layers of dust, its walls are cracked and peeling and the weak wooden balcony cannot support a choir anymore.
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On entering the Church, he noticed pieces of stained glass strewn over the sanctuary and on the altar table.
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The lighting is soft and subtle and with the night lights on the table and the backlit stained glass on the window give the place a cosy intimate feel.
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A round stained glass window will be installed above the oculus (opening at the top of the dome).
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A stained glass window was smashed, along with plaster statues and the church organ, police said.
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The hubby was researching our church's stained glass windows and told me, "They have this thing that I finally found out is called a 'quatrefoil', but I can't really find out anything about the symbollism...
A to Z: Q is for Quatrefoil
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An enclosed entrance porch leads to the original front door with stained glass insets, beyond which is the spacious entrance hallway.
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The themes of heraldry, religion, astronomy, astrology and the natural world are expressed in murals, mosaics, stained glass, intricate woodwork and stone and marble carvings.
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There's an authentic 1930's cocktail bar, a delightful, parasol-covered garden café and an elegant grill room beneath the spectacular cupola, with mosaic floors and stained glass windows.
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Thieves had attempted to break through the front door of building before smashing a stained glass window.
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Naturalism could, however, conflict with the demands of the setting, as in the stained glass at Fairford church, where the stone mullions cut across compositions designed as a unity.
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It has a beautiful arched stained glass window above the bimah, portraying the 10 Commandments in Hebrew.
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Holy Trinity, which has 12th century foundations, medieval stained glass, 18th century box pews and an unusual saddleback roof, was rescued from oblivion by Goodramgate's traders, who evolved into the Friends of Holy Trinity.
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I've been reading about a fab church (with drool-worthy architecture, stained glass windows and stone masonry work to covet) in NZ.
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The interiors are all original chinoiseries and stained glass, oil paintings, Meissen porcelain, taffeta and silk.
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Learn how to use a pistol grip to cut glass in this free video clip about using copper foiling for stained glass art.
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Today the building has interesting features including stained glass windows, a carved rood screen, a pipe organ, a choir vestry and a beautifully carved pulpit.
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It is based in the old abbey church and still has all the panelling, stained glass and a pulpit.
Times, Sunday Times
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He ensured there were Tudor roses on the gowns of the staff and on the Tudor coloured counterpanes of the beds; the roof and stained glass windows were also of royal quality.
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I love her use of Tiffany glass (her husband works in stained glass), the antique sofa she found and had reupholstered, her red velvet curtains, hanging lamps, and unicorn tapestry over the fireplace.
Rose Red's House: Living Color
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The people of Fairford can now enjoy a fresh glimpse of another of their unique stained glass windows, fully restored.
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How often do you wake up to stained glass windows?
The Sun
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It has high filigreed ceilings and threadbare carpet, a winding native wood staircase, cracked stained glass.
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Apart from folk music and dance, the Qala International Folk Festival will also feature a live exhibition of traditional artisan work which includes lace making, canework, stained glass, woodwork, stone decorating and pottery.
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This eagerly awaited study provides a complete record of Pugin's extraordinary achievements in stained glass design and manufacture.
The Stained Glass of Gothic Revivalist AWN Pugin
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Using the stencil with frosting varnish for glass at £7.95, the varnish can be tinted to create your own stained glass effect.
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All the windows were storm glazed and seven of the windows had their actual stained glass restored.
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The building was dark, the pews a deep red, and the stained glass windows luminous as the sun shined through them.
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Offshoots of timber, clothing, stained glass, old Christmas cards and CDs all featured in the projects undertaken by the students.
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And earlier this month New Road Methodist Chapel in Heys Lane, Blackburn, fell victim to vandals who smashed stained glass windows.
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The hall was brightly lit with several lamps each with its own stained glass shade.
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You don't normally get a vestment maker on every street corner, but here ministers can measure up for a new chasuble, then go down another aisle and find everything from stained glass to computer software.
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Bourges and Normandy offer some striking examples of the way in which stained glass can magnify the structural disposition of an edifice.
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Upstairs there is a small oratory with stained glass window, four bedrooms, a linen room, washroom and shower room.
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The repair and conservation of the east front includes the removal and restoration of the great east window - the largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the world.
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Coloured glass is of two kinds: (1) _Stained glass_, made by mixing metallic oxides with the glass when in a state of fusion, the colours thus going through the whole mass; (2) _Painted glass_, in which colouring is laid upon the white or tinted glass, and fixed by the action of fire.
English Villages
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But they are not planning to make the bijou residence in Denholme Road, Oxenhope, their home - Mr Beaumont intends to convert it into a studio where he will paint and produce stained glass work.
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Finishing touches installation stained glass windows drum octagon removal scaffolding exterior interior edifice interior calcimining dome drum octagon tuckpointing cleaning floodlighting entire structure completed synchronizing closing weeks glorious twelvemonth annals Holy Faith.
Dawn of a New Day
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In the ceiling is a tower inlaid with stained glass panels.
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It was a grand house; all balconies and balustrades, stained glass and long, winding staircases.
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From any one point in the gallery, you could only see clearly the few photos right before you, while the rest spread out into the distance with a refulgence worthy of stained glass in cathedrals.
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Each will be facilitated by a skilled expert, teaching basic techniques in pottery, paper, batik, basket making and stained glass.
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A craft course at the school will include art, stained glass, metalcraft, woodcraft and woodturning.
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When the students completed gluing, each ‘stained glass’ would be processed through the laminating machine to seal the tissue paper and acetate in a clear plastic film.
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It was filled with ornate stained glass windows, narrow windows of mosaic glass along with displays of other human religious art in prismatic light.
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There are two velvet suites which feature purple velvet walls, decor and stunning stained glass windows.
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Coill Tomair is accessed via a front door with stained glass detail, beyond which the wide hall has a laminated maple floor and timber-panelled walls.
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He designed stained glass and marquetry and, as the son of a mason, he may have worked in stone.
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He picks out the colour of stained glass windows glowing in sunlight, the richness of gilt and the glint on brass chandeliers.
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The sun came out and poured through the stained glass windows down onto the vast expanse of stone floor.
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The Princess Kathleen, made to order in Scotland for the Canadian Pacific Railway, once boasted two stained glass dome solariums, hammered brass ornaments and carved hardwood detailing, all in native American motifs.
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The living room was just as I remembered it, with a single lamp covered with a stained glass shade illuminating the entire room.
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They have stained glass in the front door and beautifully tended trees in the garden.
Times, Sunday Times
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The owners have stayed true to the property's origins by installing features such as pitched pine floorboards throughout the ground floor, period fireplaces and a stained glass leaded window in the entrance porch.
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This is all kept together with "braids" or narrow bridges between design elements, much like the leadwork in stained glass windows.
[the art of lace making] brugge and surrounds
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The tulips and hearts theme continues throughout the house in wood carvings and stained glass, and even in beautiful brass and copper door plates.
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The building had a small chancel lit by a stained glass window, in memory of the officers and crew lost at sea on HMS Atalanta.
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The stained glass, which is mostly of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, was reset in 1912.
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In the fine arts, the cartoon is a full-sized preliminary drawing for a work to be executed afterward in fresco, oil, mosaic, stained glass, or tapestry.
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They have stained glass in the front door and beautifully tended trees in the garden.
Times, Sunday Times
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It still had stained glass windows and overlooked the churchy bit proper.
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Reims' stained glass gives an idea of the risks: reglazed in the sixteenth century, replaced higgledy-piggledy during releading in the eighteenth, wrecked by hail in the nineteenth and finished off by shellfire in the twentieth.
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They soar up into the stained glass atrium.
Times, Sunday Times
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In fact, the completed windows do possess a freshness that is striking to find in the medium of monumental stained glass.
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She pointed out that the original stained glass windows from the convent chapel are beautifully incorporated into the Prayer Room in Abbey Community College.
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She discovered in retirement a flair for working in stained glass.
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They soar up into the stained glass atrium.
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The door he had left through was in the outer wall underneath a stained glass window.
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In the past, stained glass could only be inspected if scaffolding was erected and this was costly and time-consuming.
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You could even order windows from a catalogue — a sort of mail order stained glass service.
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Heavy velvet curtains hung on the long wall by the stairwell, framing a tall stained glass window which depicted a smouldering volcano.
DESPERADOES
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In the fine arts, the cartoon is a full-sized preliminary drawing for a work to be executed afterward in fresco, oil, mosaic, stained glass, or tapestry.
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St Peter's Church has also been a target with stained glass windows smashed.
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Stained glass windows at the church were damaged after burglars forced their way in through them in three previous burglaries.
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Carol enjoys bicycling with her kids in the trailer, and playing racquetball. She has a longing to return to stained glass!
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The door he had left through was in the outer wall underneath a stained glass window.
Times, Sunday Times
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Really, there are not pages enough in this paper to list it all: A bamboo grove, stained glass, carved statuary in stone and wood, inlaid tables, more.
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The doors led into a large throne room, decorated with marble pillars and stained glass windows.
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Apart from paintings her work included prints and designs for stained glass and tapestries.
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Lead was used to make window cames for holding stained glass in windows, and can be found particularly at cathedral sites.
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The Dining Hall, with its lobby and organ-gallery, occupies the entire storey, which is 187 feet long, 51 feet wide, and 47 feet high; it is lit by nine large windows, filled with stained glass on the south side; and is, next to Westminster Hall, the noblest room in the metropolis.
The Prince and the Pauper
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Stained glass can be cut using a specialty glass cutter tool and flat pliers to break the glass cleanly.
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They resemble cone-like wall sconces, and the colorful abstract shapes covering their surfaces appear to glow like stained glass windows.
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Light radiated through the gorgeous stained glass of medieval cathedrals and glimmered in arcaded loggias.
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Candle chandeliers hung one after another, leading up to a beautiful stained glass window, laced with silver like trickles of sky.
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Skilled glaziers are removing the stained glass windows piece by piece so they can be cleaned and restored.
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He picks out the colour of stained glass windows glowing in sunlight, the richness of gilt and the glint on brass chandeliers.
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These range from stained glass and masonry through to steam engines and historic aircraft.
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Stained glass and sculptured carvings told the story of its patronal legends and its founders' munificence.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Nevertheless, by 1405, the east window was ready to receive its stained glass.
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Most manufacturers offer choices of beveled, etched, and stained glass.
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The oculus window will complement two large stained glass windows that have been installed in the third-floor ceiling.
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He has studied stained glass, ceramics and fretwork and also model making, affording tuition in the latter to children of the Ball Project at the Old Manor during 1998.
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The lead cames used in stained glass are made by an extrusion process where the molten metal is pressed through a steel die.
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They had much more freedom to design their own ‘upgrades’ with customised ironwork, tile work, stained glass window and fireplace.
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After realising there was no money or valuables to be taken, they smashed another stained glass window.
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Biopsy, aspirates, and unstained glass side tissue sections for FISH analysis.
Hematopathology
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Her tall figure was framed in the rectangle of the front door, the two side windows with their stained glass contributing to a triptych effect.
Somewhere East of Life
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The Pin At night, no light penetrates the interior except through stained glass.
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With its turrets and stained glass windows, it dominates the city skyline.
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There are, of course, pictures of boats aplenty in medieval art - on the Bayeux Tapestry, for example, and in stained glass and manuscript illuminations.
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Bruce Boston is the author of forty books and chapbooks, including the novel Stained Glass Rain.
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Sadly, the result could be a kitchen so demandingly hi-tech it provokes even domestic goddesses to kick holes in stained glass windows.
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These people, with their quiet-smiling, quiet-frowning faces, connect one instantly with the stories out of the past that may be deciphered from the stained glass windows on the stair-landings which deal with various aspects of early days.
Canadian Cities of Romance
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He said such improvements might, for example, create ventilation between the inner stained glass and the protective outer glazing.
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In low light, they create after-images, just like stained glass.
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He didn't get the hang of making his own paints overnight, finding that cobalts and cadmiums worked best for him when ground again and again ("I try to make it as fine as I can get it, so that the maximum amount of light can travel through it, to create a stained glass effect") but that viridian became dull ("just the color green") if it were ground too much.
Daniel Grant: Some Artists Make Their Own Paints
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With the passing of time, affluent and cultured owners acquired Italian bronzes, stained glass, Gobelin tapestries, and paintings by El Greco, Goya, and Murillo.
Relive the romance of colonial Mexico at a hacienda hotel
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World-renowned through the centuries for its porcelains, enamels and stained glasses, Limoges is today an up-and-coming city, with a third of its population under the age of 25.
2000 Tour cities
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Resembling a giant bouncy castle, it holds around 60 people standing and includes a blow-up organ, altar, pulpit, pews, candles and ‘stained glass’ windows.
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These appear in the stained glass windows, stone column capitals, decorated ends of pews, or even the misericords carved on the bottom of hinged church seats.
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Among the panelled walls, stained glass skylights and beetling, tuxedoed waiters you will see tributes to famous literary and political regulars.
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Their collecting began as something simple: Karen took a stained glass art class and made a kaleidoscope.
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Stained glass windows splayed sunlight in multicolored, non-sense rainbows over the rich Persian rugs thrown to either side of the ruby highway.
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She discovered in retirement a flair for working in stained glass.
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Maxwell spent ￡350,000 on the house, installing a stained glass window and glitzy Fifties Neptune statue in the hall.
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It has high filigreed ceilings and threadbare carpet, a winding native wood staircase, cracked stained glass.
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Windows of stained glass allowed in the afternoon sunrays, casting shades of green and gold light onto the stone floor.
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The plan is to replace the historic oak-panelling lost in the blaze with plastered walls covered by tapestries and stained glass repaired.
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Only marginally smaller than the lounge and with a similar bay window that also has stained glass leaded panels, the sitting room has another ornate marble fireplace with a coal-effect gas fire and oak parquet flooring.
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His current interests are in high performance computer systems design, software engineering tools for programming parallel and distributed supercomputers and stained glass windows.
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You could even order windows from a catalogue — a sort of mail order stained glass service.
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For generations, parishioners have donated many items such as our beautiful stained glass windows, silver chalices, ciboria, monstrance, statues and crucifix.
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The building also boasts one of the first sprung dance floors with a balcony, dining room with chandeliers and stained glass windows.
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The exhibition includes more than 300 objects including tapestries. jewellery, stained glass, tomb effigies and sculptures, as well as paintings and illuminated books.
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It is lighted by six windows of modern stained glass, on one side, and by the immense and magnificent arch of another window at the farther end of the room, its rich and ancient panes constituting a genuine historical piece, in which are represented some of the kingly personages of old times, with their heraldic blazonries.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 70, August, 1863
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Has stained glass windows, chandelier, roof terrace and balcony.
The Sun
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Already in his own lifetime, critics often compared his paintings to works in other media: stained glass, encaustic, and, most frequently, enamel or jewelry.
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The living room was just as I remembered it, with a single lamp covered with a stained glass shade illuminating the entire room.
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Windows were traditionally of translucent alabaster, but during the second Turkish occupation, deeply coloured stained glass began to be used in the decorative plaster window tracery.
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It has stained glass windows and high ceilings.
Times, Sunday Times
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Inside the fabulous wood-panelled hemicycle of the Camera dei Deputati, beneath the stunning Beltranni stained glass windows, 630 Italian parliamentarians are in mid-debate.
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They got Ted to create this Victorian-style conservatory, all stained glass and UPVC.
KICK BACK
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More than a dozen children spent a couple of hours learning about stained glass making.
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Even the bright colours of the stained glass in the church windows appeared muted and dull today.
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The door he had left through was in the outer wall underneath a stained glass window.
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Stained glass decor is commonly used by architects and interior decorators on exterior windows, wall spaces and entry ways.
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At the center of the town square his eye caught a magnificent structure, a church with massive stained glass windows.
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Taking notice of the similarities between the bordures of the stained glass window, those in Assisi and in the Duomo of Orvieto, further analogies in the choice of the colors and in the draping, she carries on the thesis that the work was realized by an Umbrian Master glazier.
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They resemble cone-like wall sconces, and the colorful abstract shapes covering their surfaces appear to glow like stained glass windows.
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It was a grand house; all balconies and balustrades, stained glass and long, winding staircases.
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His greatest holiday delight was to view old churches and their stained glass.
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Gems such as stained glass windows, wooden pews, a pulpit and a stone font are being removed from a church in Crescent Road, Beckenham, before the site is redeveloped.
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The craft fair will include hand-spun and woven pieces, stained glass, ironwork, woodwork, photographs and paintings.
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The star fixture is antique leaded glass that Ms. Foley said was inspired by the home 's stained glass windows.
UES Pied-
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Built in 1906, the brick colonial mansion has eight bedrooms, a coach house on its ample grounds and has maintained many of its original details and stained glass windows.
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One look at the ‘stained glass’ patterned carpet and enough rich wood pillaring to panel a law office may make you sorry you ever extracted the shoulder pads from your power suit or the volumizing mousse from your hair.
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Wood and stained glass partitions help to give it that warm, intimate feel, with a particularly nice snug area near the door.
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The backbar showcased stained glass portraits of Irish writers through the ages: Jonathan Swift, Samuel Beckett, Sean O'Casey.
Salvadora
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The senses were amped up for the big production: stained glass, plainsong, frankincense and myrrh -- the works.
Jeff DeGraff: The New Mass As New Coke
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Light radiated through the gorgeous stained glass of medieval cathedrals and glimmered in arcaded loggias.
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They soar up into the stained glass atrium.
Times, Sunday Times
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With the rest of my mind however, I stared into the pools of color cast in the choir loft by the stained glass window and let my thoughts go where they would.
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They have stained glass in the front door and beautifully tended trees in the garden.
Times, Sunday Times
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After the war he returned to easel painting and was also active as a book and magazine illustrator and as a designer of mosaics and stained glass.
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Finally, the stained glass in the window is aglow with luminous colour and brightness.
The Theology and Metaphysics of the Gothic Cathedral - part 4 & conclusion
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Our ideas of what colours looked like come from stained glass of the period or paintings, but in reality they would have been quite different as they came not from pigments but from vegetable dyes, like madderwort (red), weld (yellow) and woad (blue), all from plants, to the reds of kermes and cochineal extracted from crushed insects.
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Episcopal church of redstone, stained glass and painted shingles, with a macadam driveway leading under its dainty _porte-cochère_, and at the base of whose stern little tower an eager ivy already aspired; a toy-like, yet suggestively imposing edifice, quite in the manner of smart suburban churches -- a manner that for want of accurate knowledge one might call confectioner's gothic.
The Seeker
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The chapel was as pretty as the entrance hall, if not more so; every window was adorned with stained glass, and so the whole room was alight with color.
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The wooden panelling and stained glass windows created a genteel air from a bygone era.
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The new building had both an organ and stained glass windows and was meant as a memorial to the brothers' parents.
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Inside, the leaks were stopped, the floors retiled, and the beautiful stained glass was cleaned and outside you can now look up to fine white verandahs and pretty cupolas.
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And while I'm at it, here is another plug for my brother's stained glass studio, Glass Threshold.
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He picks out the colour of stained glass windows glowing in sunlight, the richness of gilt and the glint on brass chandeliers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Many of the rooms retain their original frescoes and stained glass windows - the diffused light is excellent for afternoon siestas.
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Stained glass was originally restricted to churches and cathedrals.
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My FIL made the stained glass ark, I painted the other one, the silver one was a wedding gift from my younger sister and the brass one was bought as it reminds me of my parents’ chanukiah.
Ten Things Tuesday: Chanukah « The Life and Times of Organic Mama
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How often do you wake up to stained glass windows?
The Sun
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Reims' stained glass gives an idea of the risks: reglazed in the sixteenth century, replaced higgledy-piggledy during releading in the eighteenth, wrecked by hail in the nineteenth and finished off by shellfire in the twentieth.
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The window was designed by C.E. Kempe, a leading Victorian stained glass colourist and designer.
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Not a mural or stained glass window in any civic building.
Times, Sunday Times
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One stunningly designed pendant lamp had a large square of stained glass on the base, with panels about half a foot high round the sides.
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Some of the earliest forms of such art were in church iconography, paintings, mosaics, frescos, and stained glass windows which decorated and instructed at the same time: the Bible of the poor.
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All hopes of hot bath or a soothing gin lay beyond the stubborn green door with its pretty stained glass panels.
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All were decorated with stained glass, frescoes, rich tapestries and paintings by the foremost artists in France.
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During the twelfth century the sculptural decoration, manuscript illumination, stone towers on churches and stained glass were all successively proscribed.
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The bright rays of the rising sun filtered through a stained glass window at the room's far end, revealing the large amounts of dust which drifted about.
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Opened in 1903, the building had a huge domed trading hall lined with marble pillars and stained glass.
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Angelina Lange stood quietly amid the rainbow blaze of her stained glass creations.
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