Furniture and interior decoration of the Italian renaissance (1921)
Schottmüller, Frida, 1872-1936 · New York, Brentano's · leaf 29
eriorationof Italian taste. culous Healing and Ecstatic Dreams required such asetting. By means of such depictions we know exactlyeverything concerning the renaissance beds, although butfew of this period have come down to us. In palacesand the homes of well-to-do citizens bedsteads of theXV… … 19. Venice after 1500. Chest with Velvet Arts and Crafts Museum, Leipzig- Iountings Bedsteads Bed-chambers and their most important articles offurniture have been repeatedly painted and representedin reliefs (figs. 3-5 and 35—43). The Birth of theVirgin, St. John the Baptist, the Annunciation, the…
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