Art in England during the Elizabethan and Stuart periods
A Studio special number of 1908, edited by Charles Holme with text by Aymer Vallance and Malcolm Salaman, surveying English decorative and applied art of the Elizabethan and Stuart eras for collectors, craftsmen and designers in London and New York. Colour plates reproduce embroidered panels and stumpwork with figures, coiling flower sprigs, birds and insects on dark grounds, alongside watercolour views of half-timbered manor houses, supplying motif repertoires, border strips and period colour.
