Divers works of early masters in Christian decoration
Subtitle: with an introduction containing the biography, journal of travel, contemporaneous association in art, and a critical account of the works of Albert Durer; notices of his master Wohlgemuth and his friend Pirckheymer, Adam Krafft, and his sacrament-house at Nuremburg; with examples of ancient painted and stained glass, from York, West Wickham, Kent, and St. George's Chapel, Windsor; the ancient church and sacrament-house at Limbourg; the works of Dirk and Wouter Crabeth, &c; also a succinct account with illustrations of painted and stained glass at Gouda, in Holland, and the church of St. Jacques at Liège
By: edited by John Weale.
Contributors: Jones, Owen, 1809-1874.; Waller, John Green, 1813?-1905.; Cheffins, C. F. (printer); Standidge & Co.,; Horwood & Watkins,
Publisher: [the author]
Published: 1846
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 52
Subjects: Dürer, Albrecht, -- 1471-1528.; Church decoration and ornament.; Glass painting and staining.
Notes: Coloured illustrations "executed under the able superintendence of John Waller and Owen Jones" - p.52.

Plates dated 1843-1845.

Color plates include lithotints, chromolithographs and etchings and engravings; some with hand-colouring. Imprints on colour-printed plates include those of Standidge & Co., C.F. Cheffins, Owen Jones (9 Argyll Place), and Horwood & Watkins.

Engravings printed on to some text pages.

Some plates previously published in Weale's Quarterly papers on architecture. London, 1844-1845.

MASS copy 1: With the bookplates of Ruari McLean and Henry W. Ripley. Bound in half red morocco and green moiré cloth, with title blocked in gold on spine. Bookseller's label: S. & T. Gilbert.

MASS copy 2: Two volumes bound in one. With the bookplate of Ruari McLean. Bound in identical green cloth to copy 1, but with different spine blocking. Bookseller's label: M. Ogle & Son ... Glasgow.