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Spanish ironwork (1915)

Byne, Arthur, 1883-1935, Byne, Mildred Stapley, 1875-1941 · [New York] The Hispanic society of America · leaf 150

An illustration from Spanish ironwork, 1915, leaf 150
e Renaissance are Figures 68 and 69 which,for the sake of sequence, may be termed transitional.In both cases the backplate has lost its Gothic but-tresses and pinnacles and instead is enclosed in a severemoulded frame — a Renaissance idea. As might beexpected, the mitering is inaccurate; the… … FIG. 66. GOTHIC KNOCKER. Late XVI Century. Hispanic Society of America. Height of bacl<plate 6yi in. No. 106. 56 GOTHIC HARDWARE AND UTENSILS abandoned for a simple leaf pattern neither Gothicnor Renaissance; the two forged hammers are like-wise much simplified. This particular ornamentationis…

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