Furniture and interior decoration of the Italian renaissance (1921)
Schottmüller, Frida, 1872-1936 · New York, Brentano's · leaf 22
ur Kunst undAntiquitatensammler Vol.5), 3 d Edition, p. 70 and sequ. ) This is equally true of benches and cupboards. -) The intarsia door (fig. 515) came from this abbey. Forthe architecture and decoration of this religious house thefollowing; works should be consulted: C. v. Stegmann andH. v.… … apartment of the abbess in the Parma nunnery musthave been a charming work of art when below Cor-reggios frescoes the delicately carved furniture, part ofwhich is now in the Parma Museum, was in its destinedplace (fig. 547). There were, and are even to-day, far fewer pieces offurniture in the rooms…
