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Goethe Glass
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| A clear blown glass without seeds or striation, just a slight surface distortion from the blowing process, similar to old window glass. |
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Gothic
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| A style, generally referring to architecture, found in western Europe from 12th through 16th centuries. |
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Granite Back Glass
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| Cathedral glass with a rolled bumpy, rough texture on one surface of the glass. |
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Grisaille
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| A panel or window of clear of light-colored glass painted with geometric or foliate designs. Sometimes used to refer to glass paints. |
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H Bar
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| An "H" shaped metal bar used as a support between two sections of a panel. |
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Halation
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| A phenomenon where light-colored glass, when surrounded by darker glass, seems to spread beyond actual boundaries, creating a halo effect. |
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Hammered Glass
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| Cathedral glass with a tiny, tight, uniform pattern of round, smooth knobs. |
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Hopper
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| A window whose sash is hinged at the bottom. |
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Iconography
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| A comprehensive plan for the subjects of works of art, not necessarily Christian. |
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In Situ
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| In position. |
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