ts of the strong and broad movement whicllifted Danish arts and crafts to high artistic levels ancexerted a strong influence wherever porcelain was beimproduced in Europe. Nature in all her various forms and moods becamethe source of inspiration; what was frigid, artificial andexpressionless was… … ration a new technique was created, self-assured andconfident. The designs to-day are bold and strong, whilethe execution is never careless. Many a valuable leafhas been taken from the book of the Japanese naturalists,and not least from Makudzo as well as from French 95
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