Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 291
elCooper, and was still living in London in 1695.Enamels by Bordier are comparatively rare, themost important being the Fairfax Jewel, pre-sented by the Parliament to Sir Thomas Fair-fax after the battle of Naseby. It now belongsto Lord Hastings. Enamels by the Petitotsare numerous. Their merit… … FIG. 482.—ENAMEL.(GERVASE SPENCER.) Museum, thecabinets. The first successor of the Petitots in this country was CharlesBoit, a Franco-Swede, who came to England as a drawing master,but when here took up enamel painting. His career was stormyand his works are rare. The best are in the possession of…
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