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The arts and crafts of older Spain (1907)

Williams, Leonard, 1871- · London [etc.] T.N. Foulis · leaf 86

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Fifth confirmedthe Ordinances of this industry. The leather-workers tanned the hides themselves, stampingthe pattern from a wooden mould, and then(if we may call it so) engraving on them.The hides were those of rams. The spacesbetween the decoration were either colouredred or blue, or simply left… … MUDEJAR DOOR{Paiacio de las Dutuas, Seville) FURNITURE applied as follows. The artists smeared with oilthe parts they wished to figure in raised or sunkrelief, and laid the beaten gold upon the oil.They then applied a heated iron or copper mould ;the pattern in relief was stamped ; and the…

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