Geometric Stained Glass Coloring Book

This compilation of 48 intricate illustrations to color features perforated sheets with stained glass images of arabesque motifs from the interiors of Spain's Alhambra Palace and a mind-boggling gallery of optical illusions.

Color 16 squares, rectangles, circles, triangles, other geometrical patterns on translucent paper with crayons, paints, felt-tip pens for brilliant glow when placed in window or other light source.

Pulsing with optical illusions and potential 3-D effects, these 16 hypnotic designs offer an exciting range of coloring possibilities. Full-page illustrations of repeat and overall patterns will mesmerize colorists of all ages.

Sixteen full-page designs adapted from windows in Wright buildings: Robie House, Dana House, Coonley Playhouse, many more. Geometrics, florals, etc. Color and hang near light source for glowing stained glass effects.

Drawn from an authentic Victorian stained glass pattern book that dates back to 1848, here are 16 antique patterns to color. After coloring, place the perforated pages near a light source to admire the brilliant effects.

A touch of color and a source of light bring a magical glow to designs composed of rectangles, squares, triangles, and other geometric shapes.

DIVStunning patterns of ovals, rectangles, triangles, circles and many more for a variety of stained glass projects in the elegant Art Deco style. 136 b/w line illus. /div

Be inspired by the world's most magnificent geometric designs! This collection of boldly rendered illustrations — adapted directly from the interiors of Spain's ancient Alhambra — explodes with imaginative, interlocking shapes. Add color to dancing hexagons, spinning stars, and revolving triangles. Then place near a bright light source and give these historic Arabesque motifs — customized by your choice of creative media — an amazing stained glass glow.

Sixteendesignsfroman 1848 volume, "The Glazier's Booke"by Henry Shaw, offerauthenticVictorian stained glass patterns hailed by "The Art Journal" as"very quaint and curious" and "most elaborately beautiful.""

Sixteen Op Art illustrations feature multiple panels, ranging from 4 to 16 "windowpanes" of geometric designs. Colorists of all ages will find a virtually endless variety of patterns and color combinations.