Catalogue of an exhibition of stained glass from the XIth to the XVIIIth cent.

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Broader terms: Church buildings; Buildings -- Montana; Church buildings -- United States; Montana; Narr. The houses in this neighborhood are in general composed of a framework of wood, with the interstices filled with clay, in which are imbedded small pieces of glass, disposed in [Page 90] rows, for windows.

The wooden studs are preserved from the weather by slates, laid one over the other, like the scales of a fish, along their whole surface, or.

It contains by much the finest specimens of stained glass--of the early part of the XVIth century. There is also some beautiful stained glass on each side of the Chapel of the Virgin, 41 behind the choir; but although very ancient, it is the less interesting, as not being composed of groups, or of historical subjects.

TWO GERMAN STAINED GLASS PANELS, ERNST SCHMIDT WORKSHOP, MUNICH, s one depicting a feast, the other of a lady proffering a cup to a martial figure 30 x 20cm, 11 3/4 x 8in; 32 x 22cm, 12 1.

cacwk (WP) download Report Comments.It contains by much the finest specimens of stained glass—­of the early part of the XVIth century. There is also some beautiful stained glass on each side of the Chapel of the Virgin,[41] behind the choir; but although very ancient, it is the less interesting, as not being composed of groups, or of historical subjects.

The general type of medieval potter’s kiln is illustrated for us in the manuscript of an Italian potter of the 16th century, now in the library of the Victoria and Albert Museum (fig. 5). Kilns of a different type, horizontal reverberatory kilns, were used for making the hard-fired pottery of Europe (Rhenish stoneware, &c.), as well as for Chinese porcelain and the earliest German .