The Stained-GIass Attitudes of Saints and 



The photograph above shows the various 

 stages in the making of a stained-glass 

 window. On the table is a small sketch 

 of the window first submitted to the 

 customer. The worker is standing in front 

 of the large outlined drawing from which 

 he secures his patterns. At the left is 

 the window itself partially completed 



Painting a small face on a slab of glass 

 which has been cut to fit into a large 

 window. The artist first makes a rough 

 sketch of the figures. This sketch is later 

 removed and a more accurate one, made 

 in careful proportion, is substituted. The 

 glass then passes into the hands of the 

 artist who works with paint and brush 



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