The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19
RANBOWS II WINDOWS.
THe PROCESSES OF PUTTING DECOR
kTRE DESIGNS UPON GLASS
styles Whra Painted GLASS Ns> ttTsf iu-
tredusrd ns>isn> Of f"-nN Three
N.,hu.I- nj Manipulation and t"Iarins
-.I.nsI> >sd I'm q 'om pletiou.

trouuSeU ih>i-n> 81 tH-tN thtsS
N.thu.I- oG Manipulation and ,"Iaring
-,I.nsI, t>sd In s'ompIetion.
Wh,-u PAINTED gIlS, was tirSt ntu .tuced
the cv.t..S were vivIt and positive: uA gutsal
tints or ,4NNlutIYy colurS Wtg' thcn IN u>,
The lea,ius forms were massive AMI Sln1plS,
CONSISTING chiefly IL the cir, anal the SQUARE,
filed w with faliatc,l ornaments, The tsures.
though CORRECT in c,r>tume, Were ut wong
prpportl NJ, vIyht IN GOlorIns. th,' nutlin )
blink ,IrtluSl lv the Thick. >tnu. hI,'~ II tn
lead, res.mhllas thu>' highly UtR.t ISs>vu
/ ascs represented ~ M ,,,bt ll.f> "a.
canls How different the designs "a, va As
/ the execution to- day. Tis' d>ISll> gvr IA aste
! Is ART ISIS e.. TIE first onier, stpt IL. wvtk
exe'ut,,l II m,>hanhS Who's >A.l is futiy
/ e,Iual tn tll, genius IL the arts.
Strolling through the shogs rr,' >,>-. instead
/ If the awkward doiEns whb b VEN tho
+ won,lrr uf the rcuuui,,.ur Vt n tir brought
! 10 Iuhll. nrtb,,. windows tilIi with medal
I hons ant Fam = containing pb'tUl,> Jrrin.'d
in a ,luluI tn at nanrrr AMI lul,,btrl IN u
mn>at' utuanu, utal sguuml formed If n h
cDlur,, pictures without number represent
ins successive inrtkut> IN n parable, II II. -
or "a laL,ni in proN,', ~ >tr>,' AMI prAitl>'' IA
fancy ar tia groups 81 RaS,>, hrt aul "a
s,Cts unr ,au >yar,ly luaSune a ~, tt.cf
fashion ia h,uShull ,LN,aratbn than that
NJ putting a story mtapt,torial form say
an uli ballad. or a scene or two irnm
Shakespeare. ~ a lEctd lay lnuSt,lIow
+ by u>lus the ,bh> at a ;irr
screen Tor uir' ~ ulnrr au.plHI.uU> ilhI>tra-
tions, hri ~ With lclh1t' AMI glt,,,uIus cal
ors IA klLFt,s,nl" t'at even tia brilliant
Japau,>, furniture ,lSS not at'urt
ABE, rli1IlN az Thu T.n,r~~tS
IL vuull far rN,S'l the sp.ur IT m nrii-
nary newspaper articlr to attempt M a,i,-
aua,e DESCRIPTION of tho prAs~>,, employed
in decorative gln>, work, ami Irn.r only tho
hare Outlines can h' given The m''I :, III
u.s. arr thu m,>sIh', ruaml IA rs.t' rnHnl.
AMI tLe lNragnphi' ld"c>N, tn" Latter 4 ~
cent invention which m this 'uuutN j. ,ur.
riel IN by nun firm cSciuSlych. tlD' manipH
htion Il the glass rs we'll ~ tlr 800 ans If rnl
oring employed hciug a ~st.t li, ur,,aic
method 18th, most s,,upl" AMI II tho >tur tInt,
tho most nnciitt Th.rr hrr but two lt-u,ut,
used by tle painter " stiM pr"tu"m- VI
low tint ari rnnul lruwn The mann lat.
lines of tho :, sign, ar tJrnI~I J., l,pi> nlt, Il
connect thu lpr', at -la, N Tia finished
picture. lnitr this meth II r,r h rulor If the
design t. represented ly separate pu,,s II
glass
In the second process the ptturr IS paint Il
ON whit, or tinted glass, with enamel yolotn
anil stains. ami thu third il, rs III" namr IN
plies, cumlGrltIon ~ Tho Two 1h' prac-
teal course Of proccSlin: /, aIlhc IN all three
methods \ cartoon Of the IT. ,,,su /, made,
upun which nrc marked tho snaps and sizes
Of the various piece, " glass To lo itNri Then
the elias. i ,ut according to- The" forms, and
is aftcrvuri painted and harmed, that is, it is
heated to rcln,os IN a kiln which fixes tn,
enamel culors AMI causes the stain 81 or'r
| ate. The nnnlsr " burning, go Nhich TIA,
rlass 1, subjected varies acro.ins tn cir
! cunlstnnc,s II then only remains 10 faster
tho pieces uf tho pictarc together 10y lead
strip
TIE klnlsuf glass lrsl io, th,N" three
= m,thol, M, the cathedral AMI antique glass
! which is imported from England, til,
> Venetian plu>s. manufactured ~ ticinanN
, and the nlale,rnt glass which |, an \meri
can IDEA The antique glasS /, USED "a, tn
basiS for glass painting, and the upalrsrcn
. anil Venetian slnss make up ia" figure il
, windows Of stained glass where tn" cattle
), drul glass forms the la kgronId Til" eat
r tom ma'in for glass picture Is what III
. working plan Is for the builder of the house
i. and then come. the delicate task II .,"ct,n
y TIM ,ntS IT uparsr,ut and Venetian rla,
y which have tu form the harmonious pirtu,
+ ruE COMPLETION uf Tiil pLslUN.
r IN the irregular corru.aiiuu, - N
/. olah,crui glass the trained cycof the arts
) finds .,rrythng for his piciur" tie gruc,
e ful folds Of lraI~ry, the formation Of cloud
In tho sis with the ,un or moon hrcakin
70 through, flesh tlnts for fa's's AMI arms hight
IN and sha,lpw, such a. tho most gated artl-
Il cnn scarcely prolific Thou,anr uppi
n thmi5nnls uf sheets OF TN, oplhsrnt gll,s /
4 all crlprs ami blending Of color, arc hept !
II stock and IT happens quit" frequently tina
u only n small irregular p'r"of Who'll" he
l. can BE- used for a certain picture
1. For the completion Of thr design glu
i. pp,cla az u1sl, AMI - cast u 1. llIrr into
r. ra,r Nhorr these pwch ara kept many ,
70 them ground hy hand Is liz" n look nt u
TREASURES lighted up by Alniins limp II
lool, warmth e tho ruby, the trnlcr col
trntmcnt # the sapphire, the GLOW and e"
10 rtiscntluli Of III" amethyst, the bliIlIanc, az
-, choorfultss Il tho emerald, the glitter M
dis,rur'iy,mss ~ the diamond, may aIl
:. stiuinun-I 10 ia" satisfaction u W." loa
=. cultivated ego by the infinite wealth OF II
y yLiA4 staifcrs nrt The painter On gla
,,, must refrain from attempting I" imIta
~ oil painting A palnilng on glass, On hcc'ii
!, If the distance nj which the plinrc IS Irnhl
b., placed from the spectator, requires T.
-. trrat.4 1T perfectly distinct manner j.
-. if. nftrr all, the artist IL l"nt upon oil u
. harmony Of an oil painting be- must sntfii
-, the Transparency md DWELLINGS, u c"l'
-, which constitute the most beautiful f"aui
h. II glass painting. The hitter art Is on" "hi
tax. tho highest pictorinl repur'~. II
artist should h. n student nf history bo
sarrrI and profnn"i be- should h. W
,er--l in ecrlcsilstical and rl,lI r','uif'
b. armnr h,rnliry, y,trnlogy, tprt' 'ntpnnli.l
a., symmetry. coluring AMI tha mrnufnctuti
81 If culprs hicngD Herald.
isr A sleeping and Dining Room Coach.
,J II uas a combined slaplng and drawn
nm room car, the large casy chars hoing 80 e.
~, str,Icted that they could ic converted III
80 beds and the ar resemble II 4l"p.r Lar
ii partitions form thu bead and fpp' iirrns q
~, these are 50 folded TINT thny r.-'tfbI"
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