CONTENTS:--I. The Rationale of the Conventional. II. What is implied by Repetition. III. Where to stop in Ornament. IV. Style and Handicraft. V. The Teaching of the Tool. VI. Some Superstitions. “A most worthy supplement to the former work, and a distinct gain to the art student who has already applied his art knowledge in a practical manner, or who hopes yet to do so.”--_Science and Art._ ORNAMENTAL DESIGN.--Comprising the Three Books, “ANATOMY OF PATTERN,” “PLANNING OF ORNAMENT,” and “APPLICATION OF ORNAMENT,” handsomely bound in one volume, cloth gilt. Price 10_s._ 6_d._ Net 8_s._ 6_d._ WINDOWS.--A BOOK ABOUT STAINED AND PAINTED GLASS. By LEWIS F. DAY. BOOK I., “THE COURSE OF CRAFTSMANSHIP”; BOOK II., “THE COURSE OF DESIGN”; BOOK III., “BY THE WAY.” Containing 410 pages, including 50 full-page Plates, and upwards of 200 Illustrations in the Text, all of Old Examples. Large 8vo, cloth gilt. Price 21_s._ net. “Contains a more complete popular account--technical and historical--of stained and painted glass than has previously appeared in this country.”--_The Times._ “The book is a masterpiece in its way ... amply illustrated and carefully printed; it will long remain an authority on its subject.”--_The Art Journal._ “All for whom the subject of stained glass possesses an interest and a charm, will peruse these pages with pleasure and profit.”--_The Morning Post._ “Mr. Day has done a worthy piece of work in more than his usual admirable manner ... the illustrations are all good and some the best black-and-white drawings of stained glass yet produced.”--_The Studio._ _In Preparation. To be published shortly._ A HANDBOOK OF EMBROIDERY.--By LEWIS F. DAY and MISS MARY BUCKLE. Being a handbook on the Art for Designers, Needleworkers, Students, Teachers, &c. Both artistic and practical sides of the subject are thoroughly treated, and the work is illustrated with Photographs of Stitches, and Historic Examples, &c. _Now published, the most handy, useful, and comprehensive work on the subject._ ALPHABETS, OLD AND NEW.--Containing 150 complete Alphabets, 30 Series of Numerals, Numerous Facsimiles of Ancient Dates. Selected and arranged by LEWIS F. DAY. Preceded by a short account of the Development of the Alphabet. With Modern Examples specially designed by WALTER CRANE, PATTEN WILSON, A. BERESFORD PITE, the Author, and others. Crown 8vo, art linen. Second Impression, completing Fifth Thousand. Price 3_s._ 6_d._ net. “Mr. Day’s explanation of the growth of form in letters is particularly valuable.... Many excellent alphabets are given in illustration of his remarks.”--_The Studio._