ce on fineness in work, 325

Du Maurier, 207

Duerer, revision of his work, 271

Dutch artist's portrait of actress, 220

"Early English" glass, 31, 227

Easels, 186, 191

Eccentricity to be avoided, 247

Economy, 156, 158

Egyptians, 182

English wastefulness, 156

Etching (_see_ Aciding)

Examples for painting, 321

Examples for stained-glass work, Holbein, 322

Expression, influence of distance on, 102

Faceting of stones and glass, 228, 332

Fairford, green in Eve window, 211, 230

Fairford, old glass in, 314

False lead lines, 166

Fame and wealth good, but not at expense of work, 296

Fancy, safe guide in, 259

Film, 94, 101

Fine work in art, 298-303

Finish in work, precision and cleanliness, 67

Firing, 105-119

First duty of an artist, 248

Five Sisters window, 178, 311

Fixing, 135, 151

"Flashed" glass, 33

Flatness, desirable, obtained by leading, 176

Flowers, 217

Flux, 370

Forms, accuracy of, 286-289

Fresh methods and ideas come accidentally, 298

Freshness of work, advantage of, 116

Fried work, how to remove, 104

Frying, 104

Garish colour, 202

Garter plates, 61, 62, 70, 71

Gas-kiln, 108-10

Gauge for cutting, how to make, 88

General conduct, 264

Giotto, 252

Giorgione, 203

Glass, ancient, 328

Glass, how made, 32

Glass, how to wax up on plate, 95

Glass in relation to stonework, 134

Glass, Munich, 84, 176

Glass, Norman, 227

Glass, old, 308, 315

Glass, painted, 84

Glass-painter's methods described, 205

Glass-painting compared with mezzotint, 81

Glass-painting compared with oil-painting, 200

Glass, Prior's, 31

Glass, value of accidental qualities in, 114

Glasses, "antique," 31

Glazing, 151, 180

Glossary, 369

Gloucester for blue and red, 230

Gloucester, centre for study of glass, 314

"God's house," 235

Gold pink, value of, 160

Good Shepherd, 172

Gothic revival, the, 239

Groseing, 43 (and Glossary)

Groseing tool, substitute for, 55

"Grozeing" (_see_ Groseing)

Gum-arabic, 58

Gum, quality and quantity of, 77

Handel, 223