1) Church adornment 2) Church feature 3) Colorful cathedral component 4) Glass architecture 5) Logic puzzle 6) Window material, at times
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[puzzle] Stained Glass is a binary determination logic puzzle published by Nikoli. ==Rules== Stained Glass is played on a field of intersecting vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines. At the intersections of some of these lines are small circles, either unshaded, grey shaded, or completely darkened. The object is to shade the correct shap...
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The term stained glass can refer to coloured glass as a material or to works created from it. Throughout its thousand-year history, the term has been applied almost exclusively to the windows of churches and other significant buildings. Although traditionally made in flat panels and used as windows, the creations of modern stained glass artists al...
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Glass coloured with metallic oxides, or by flashing. Since the 11thC it has been used for making windows, often in churches. The early technique was to cut the glass into pieces to fit the design, paint faces and draperies with black or grey enamel, and then fix the pieces into a lead framework, hence the term `leaded light`. By the 16t...
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Colored glass. Stained glass windows are fitted with pieces of colored glass, which often depict a picture or scene.
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in the arts, the coloured glass used for making decorative windows and other objects through which light passes. Strictly speaking, all coloured ... [8 related articles]
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Pieces of coloured glass held in place by thin strips of metal (usually lead) to form pictures in a window. One of the great medieval arts, it developed with the increase of window space in the...
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Essentially coloured glass. Glass will have a 'natural' colour of pale green Colours can be added to the glass to the glass mixture by controlling either separately, or together, the furnace conditions and metal-based compounds, and the amount of those additions. These will stain the glass a colour, or can remove colour and/or the clearness of a gl...
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there are two basic types of stained glass, pot metal glass in which the glass is given colour in its molten state, and flashed glass in which colour is applied.
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Panels made of glass of different colours to which painted decoration has been applied. The pieces of glass are joined together by cames. The lines of the lead cames are known as lead lines. If the glass is not painted, the panel is said to be made of leaded glass. Related Words: Cames; Lead; Leaded glass
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Coloured or stained glass used especially in church windows to form figures or decorations. The colour is derived from metalllic oxide added during manufacture. Small pieces of the coloured glass are set into a framework to compose the design or image.
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Glass coloured with metallic oxides, or by flashing. Since the 11thC it has been used for making windows, often in churches. The early technique was to cut the glass into pieces to fit the design, paint faces and draperies with black or grey enamel, and then fix the pieces into a lead framework, hence the term ‘leaded light`. By the 16thC larger pa …...
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Essentially glass which has been coloured either through painting the surface with translucent material or, more commonly, adding elements to the glass during its production to give a permanent tint. From about the 12th century onwards pieces of cut and shaped coloured glass were joined together in lead frames to produce pictures of scenes, events,...
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n] - glass that has been colored in some way
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noun glass that has been colored in some way; used for church windows
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Pieces of coloured glass held in place by thin strips of metal (usually lead) to form pictures in a window. One of the great medieval arts, it developed with the increase of window space in the Gothic church, and to some extent serves the same purpose as a wall-painting, with the added richness given by translucence and the variations of light ...
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Colored windows of Gothic cathedrals made from a combination of many pieces of colored and semi-transparent white glass joined together with lead strips. Colors were generated by adding specific metal oxides, which illuminated the glass with bright red, blue, green, and yellow tones. The function of stained glass was to fill the cathedral with ligh...
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glass that has been colored, enameled, painted, or stained, esp. by having pigments baked onto its surface or by having various metallic oxides fused into it, as used in church windows, decorative lampshades, etc.
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