1. Stained Glass Resist Drawing Ms. Crump - Art

2. Background & History Stained glass = colored glass or the craft of working with it 8th century Muslim alchemist Jabir ibn Hayyan scientifically described 46 recipes in The Book of the Hidden Pearl Reached its height as an art form in Western Europe during the Middle Ages Regained popularity during Art Nouveau period (turn of 20th century)

3. Traditional Examples Detail of 13th century window in Saint Chartres Cathedral

4. Traditional Examples cont. 15th century rose window at Sainte- Chapelle

5. Modern Examples Abstract expressionism at Meiningen Catholic Church

6. Modern Examples cont. Social Realism by Walter Womacka

7. Our drawing project: Materials: black paper, glue, colored pastels Render landscape with background, middle ground, and foreground Mimic stained glass style by using resist method

8. Key Words Foreground: part of the picture plane that appears closest to the viewer, usually at the bottom of a picture Background: part of the picture plane that seems to be farthest from the viewer Middle ground: space between foreground and background

9. Key Words cont. Resist Method: application of a resistant substance as a coating to protect a surface during process Contour Line: a line that defines the edges and surface ridges of an object

10. Stained Glass Landscapes

11. Landscapes cont.

15. Things to keep in mind: Focus on the contour lines of your landscape drawing Keep your picture relatively simple -- do not draw a lot of detail Include a foreground, middle ground, and background

16. Presentation Sources ArtTalk. Rosalind Ragans. Glencoe McGraw Hill 2005 Landscape Stained Glass Patterns. http://find- stainedglasspatterns.com/landscape- stainedglasspatterns.html http://find- stainedglasspatterns.com/landscape- stainedglasspatterns.html Stained Glass - Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stained_glass