Fig. 7: Detail fig. 5, Cutting and nibbling holes in a larger piece of glass.
Prof. J. CAEN, Hogeschool Antwerpen (AUHA), Conservation Studies, Antwerp (Belgium)
Prof. Dr. B. DE MUNCK, University of Antwerp (AUHA), History Department, Antwerp (Belgium)
Dra. V. DE LAET, University of Antwerp (AUHA), History Department, Antwerp (Belgium)
Technical Prescriptions and Regulations for Craftsmen in the Southern Netherlands during the Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries.
A Confrontation of Archival and Material-Technical Information regarding Glazing and Stained-Glass Windows.
Table of figures
- Oval roundel with helm, coat of arms and mantling, early 17th century.
- Félibien, Des principes de l’architecture…, Paris, 1699.
- Diced loading pattern, Félibien, Des principes de l’architecture…
- Early 18th century pattern sheet with St Luke’s Guild armorial.
- Early 18th century pattern sheet with composition with ‘angle bars’.
- St Michael, Bruges, ca. 1490.
- St George, Bruges, ca. 1490.
- St Michael, detail, cutting and nibbling holes in a larger piece of glass.
- St George, detail, cutting and nibbling holes in a larger piece of glass.
- Master piece of Jean-François Bosmans, Louvain, ca. 1790.
- Early 18th century pattern sheet with similar pattern.
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