re superfluously used to enrich already overladenfurniture. Much of the furniture is t)pical of the licence of the times. Itseems to waft from the boudoirs of the great ladies the perfume of patchouli.Its ornament has neither the rich dignity—the superb importance—of theLrniis XIV. style, nor the… … PLATE II. PANEL OF GOBELINS TAPESTRY, LOUIS XIV. AND HO IV TO BEAUTIFY THEM. hvmhc, with the appropriate cabriole legs, which had been introduced in the reignof his predecessor, came to be generally adopted. A few of the artists infurniture rose to great heights of accomplishment. Reiseners name is…
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