Leadlight Folio

Australian Federation leadlight at folio scale. Studies of the decorative glass panels that defined turn-of-the-century domestic architecture across Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide — transom panels above front doors, narrow sidelights flanking entries, heraldic insets bearing the Commonwealth Star and Southern Cross, and the looping Art Nouveau motifs that closed the period. The thirty plates are arranged across four sections by panel type. Section I gathers eight horizontal door transoms, each composed around a single botanical subject — waratah, banksia, wattle, flannel flower. Section II turns to the vertical sidelight, the narrow companion panel to a Federation door. Section III collects heraldic shields and Commonwealth motifs, and Section IV closes with the flame whiplash and Art Nouveau forms that mark the late Federation moment. Each plate names its subject in the footer. Thirty plates at 300dpi, sized for A4 folio printing or generous tablet work. Delivered as a high-resolution PDF, with lifetime re-downloads from the personal library after purchase. Personal colouring use; not licensed for resale or commercial distribution.