Furniture and interior decoration of the Italian renaissance (1921)
Schottmüller, Frida, 1872-1936 · New York, Brentano's · leaf 21
ls, the sacristy fur-niture , and that of theadjoining rooms, whichoffered valuable examples(fig. 195). Then the fruc-tuation became a mutualone. Famous artists design-ed decorative objects forthe Church and privatehouses, and notable wood-carvers and intarsia-makersornamented both; house-■&£ji… … 10. Pantry. Engraving. (After 1600) out which purposeintended to serve ).from the nunneriesconnecting link between sacred and profane architecture,(figs. 201, 202 and 212.) And it is exactly these build-ings which are often so richly decorated or the furnitureof so pure a form that tell us only…
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