Painters often added an enamel emulsion to a wood template, after which reheating fused the enamel with the cames.
Painters often added an enamel emulsion to a wood template, after which reheating fused the enamel with the cames. Examples at Chartres include the [*] Tree of Jesse and one for Charlemagne. To create them, metallic oxides are added to ash or lime and fused with sand at high temperatures. For 10 points—name these pieces of decorative art given a color and joined together by narrow lead strips.
Painters often added an enamel emulsion to a wood template, after which reheating fused the enamel with the cames.
stained glass window(s)