Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 59
FIG. 77.—VIRGIN AND CHILD (Wood.) (Louvre, Paris.) In cloisonne the design was applied to the surface, the divisions being marked by little barriers(cloisons) of metal; m ciamp/evethe metal field was hollowed out to receive the enamel. 37 ART IN FRANCE … so valuable; it was origi-nally the most precious ofall the arts, and was secondlo none plastically. The Romanesque style,with its honest solidity,and its applied ornament. F:c,. 7».—SHRINE OF SAINT-YVED. (Ivory.) (Cluny Museum, Paris.) is the first definite form of French art.Fragments are all…
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