Design drawing for stained glass vestibule window, Roman Catholic Chapel – Historic Reproduction
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Design drawing for stained glass vestibule window, Roman Catholic Chapel
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A design drawing for a vestibule window in a Roman Catholic chapel records the stage before any glass was cut. Designers of this kind of work usually worked out the figures, borders, and color arrangement on paper so that a glazier could follow the plan when cutting and leading the pieces. Vestibule windows sit at the entrance, where worshippers first pass into the chapel, so their imagery was often chosen to greet and prepare the visitor. Drawings like this one preserve the artist's intentions before the window was installed and changed by light, weather, and restoration.
| Original scan | 3,730 × 5,308 px · prints to 12 × 18 in at 300 dpi |
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| Reference | tif10806_Designdrawingforstainedglassve |
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