ce between the arches, so that the general effectwas that of a pavilion with arches on all sides, displaying every-where a wide expanse of fertile country. The arches rested on abroad bordering oiguadaniecies^ and running round the lower partwas a zocalo or socle, commonly made of tiling. Such is… … to := N to > =^erf -a FURNITURE groups of objects which may be included generallyunder Furniture. These are the celosia orwindow-lattice, the door of lazo-^oxV, and theartesonado-Q.^Xwi^ which adorns a hall or chamber,corridor or staircase. These happy and effective styles of decorationcame…
Decorative arts -- Spain History
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