Grisaille Panels, 1270–80, Made in probably Normandy, France, French, Pot-metal and colorless glass with vitreous paint, Overall (all 4 panels (approx)): 94 x 23 11/16 in. (238.8 x 60.2 cm), Glass-Stained, 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 colored glass was issued by the Cistercian Order in 1134
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Grisaille Panels, 1270–80, Normandy, France, French, Pot-metal, colorless glass, vitreous paint, Overall, 4 panels, approx, 94 x 23 11/16, 238.8 60.2 cm, Glass-Stained, stained-glass, painting, term grisaille, refers, ornamental nonfigurative, design, painted, black line, windows, developed, prohibition, colored, issued, Cistercian Order, 1134
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