Grisaille stained glass (15th century) The term is also applied to monochrome painting in other media such as those involving enamels, in which an effect similar to a relief in silver may be …

In stained-glass painting, the term grisaille refers to an ornamental nonfigurative design painted in black line on colorless glass. Grisaille windows developed after a prohibition on the use of …

Literally meaning “greyness” in French from the prefix gris, grisaille first emerged as uncolored glass frames within late-medieval stained glass. As a painting style, grisaille reached its peak …

Among glass painters, grisaille is the name of a gray, vitreous pigment used in the art of colouring glass for stained glass. In French, grisaille has also come to mean any painting technique in …

Grisaille Glass Dictionary Definition (from French gris, “gray”) (1) A method of decorative painting in monochrome gray especially, but not exclusively, on stained glass windows; (2) brown paint …

Title: Panels of Grisaille Glass with Grotesques. Date: ca. 1320–24. Geography: Made in Paris, France. Culture: French. Medium: White and pot-metal glass with vitreous paint. Dimensions: …

Title: Window with Grisaille Decoration. Date: ca. 1320–30. Geography: Made in Rouen, France. Culture: French. Medium: Pot metal glass, colorless glass, silver stain, and vitreous paint. …

The term ‘grisaille’ derives from the French word for grey – gris – and describes the invariably monochrome effect of non-figurative decorative white glass. There are two main types of …

The lower grisailles are all cut at the top, and hence lack the upper triangles. Above the apostles are patched grisaille strips which are made up of odd-lot debris; while the leading pattern is …

2021年5月1日 · Grisaille is the first glass-based paint used in stained-glass panels production, generally with black or brown hues. The first known grisaille recipe is found in the 10 th …