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   What is the art of stained glass?

   • Stained glass - Traditional Techniques: The art of stained glass is the translucent offspring of such earlier art forms as mosaic and enamelling. From the mosaicist came the conception of composing monumental images out of many separate pieces of coloured glass.

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   What are the different types of stained glass?

   • Stained glass can be categorized in a number of ways and there are hundreds, if not thousands of types of glass – in different textures and colors – that can be utilized in stained glass work. However, all stained glass starts out being one of two basic types: cathedral glass or opalescent glass.

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   What are the different types of art glass?

   • Stained glass is the most popular type of art glass. Commonly referred to as leaded glass, stain glass comes inn large, colored sheets. Although the designs made using stained glass are artfully hand-crafted, the production may occur in a factory on an assembly line or be mouth-blown in a studio.

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   What are stained glass compositions?

   • Stained glass compositions are a separate work of art and an original element of the interior. Modern technologies allow artists-designers to make bold solutions and experiments. Stained glass can be used in various designs, but most often you are able to observe them in window openings.

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   Jan 9, 2022 · Not only can you personalize stained glass windows with the colors, designs, and artwork that you want, you can also choose from a wide variety of different types of glass to achieve the desired look.

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   • Architectural
   • Craquel
   • Flashed
   • Fractures and Streamers
   • Glue Chip
   • Iridescent
   • Mirror
   • Opalescent
   • Opaque
   • Ring Mottled

   Smooth on one side, textured on the other; 4mm to 6mm thick; usually clear; some patterns available in bronze or amber; can be substituted for clear float glass in windows, doors, room dividers, sidelights, etc.

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   Full-antique glass that is dipped in cool water causing exterior layer of glass to “crack” forming surface alligator-like pattern.

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   Antique glass; has second colour layer on top of base colour which can be exposed by sandblasting or acid etching away parts of the top layer to create design.

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   “Confetti” glass has shards of coloured glass and thin glass rods added to a clear or opal base sheet—(used by Tiffany to represent distant foliage in window panels and for lamps).

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   Animal hide glue is applied to cathedral glass that has been sandblasted on one side, then placed in warming oven; as glue dries, it tears away flakes of glass from sheet’s surface, creating a pattern.

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   Cathedral or opalescent glass; surface coated with ultra-thin layer of metallic salts during manufacturing to produce shimmering finish.

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   Sheets of clear float glass and coloured art glass (usually semi~ antique) coated with reflective silver backing to create mirror.

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   Has milky, luminesce appearance; combination of 2 or more tones or colours; often used in stained glass lamp shades.

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   Transmits little light; single colour or 2 or more colours swirled together; popular choice for creating stained glass mosaics.

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   Hand-cast opalescent glass has hazy surface covering small circular patterns within the glass; used in glass mosaics, Tiffany-style lamp shades, and nature theme window panels.

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   One of the most widespread forms of painting, stained glass inspired the lives of the faithful through religious narratives in churches and cloisters, celebrated family and political ties in city halls, and even decorated the windows of private houses.

   • In Genesis, Satan was portrayed as a snake/lizard figure because he was the sneakiest or most sly of the creatures. He tempted Adam and Eve and the...
   • Stained glass windows are made with glass and lead. The black lines you see are lead and it is not because thwy cold not produce one big piece of g...
   • Beauty, references to past traditions, and the 19th century revival movements may have also played a part.
   • A "glazier" is someone who works with glass, like a Sawyer is someone who works with saws, or a fletcher is someone who works with arrows. Sadly, a...

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   Mar 4, 2024 · Let's take a look at some of the most commonly used standard types of stained glass that turn into the beautiful masterpieces you see everywhere: 1. Leaded; 2. Painted; 3. Faceted; 4. Fused/Kilnformed; 5. Etched;

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   Stained glass is coloured glass as a material or works created from it. Throughout its thousand-year history, the term has been applied almost exclusively to the windows of churches and other significant religious buildings.

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   BASIC TYPES OF GLASS. Cathedral – clear or colored glass that you can see through; Wispy/Translucent – clear glass with opal streaks; Opal – glass that allows light through but cannot be seen through; CUTTING AND BREAKING GLASS. SCORE: A light continuous scratch on the glass surface, extending from one edge of the glass to the other edge.

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    Stained glass - Traditional Techniques: The art of stained glass is the translucent offspring of such earlier art forms as mosaic and enamelling. From the mosaicist came the conception of composing monumental images out of many separate pieces of coloured glass.