swere very much admired in his time. They wereoriginal and artistic. According to Dr Shaw ( His-tory of Staffordshire Potteries), Brooke introduced anew method of printing in blue underglaze, a richborder being used for dinner and tea services. Everyplate had a different landscape or group of… … FIG. 2. PLATE WITH VIEW OF CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. E Goodall and others of the nineteenth, were realartists. Ruskin claims them as such only limited bythe resources of their metals—copper or steel. Hesays there are three divisions of art—engraving,draughting and painting. Of the former, he…
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