Dinanderie: a history and description of mediaeval art work in copper, brass and bronze (1910)
Perry, John Tavenor, 1842-1915 · New York, The Macmillan company; London, G. Allen & sons · leaf 305
ntionalised form of a lions mask, and the earliest ones most nearly approximate, as a rule, to a natural appearance. The heads on the doors of Aix-la-Chapelle, surrounded with wreaths of acanthus, which suggest a Byzantine or Lombardic influence, are perhaps, however, not quite so natural as the… … 200 DINANDERIE friend and companion of Otho II. and Otho III., as well as ofBishop Bernward. They are generally believed to have beenbrought from the ruined Liebfrauenkirche, which was erected bythe archbishop, and afterwards placed in the Dom ; but Lassaulx,as quoted by Professor Willis in his…
