Furniture and interior decoration of the Italian renaissance (1921)
Schottmüller, Frida, 1872-1936 · New York, Brentano's · leaf 31
wedge)(figs. 284 ff.). In more florid forms it was thought suf-ficient to insert the traverses in such a manner as tobe imperceptible from without. At times in place oftraverses a narrow foot-board touching the floor connectsthe supports with one another. By the accord betweenthe top and foot board… … 21. Central Italy after 1550. Small Bench Landes-Mus so that the view of the long side becomes richer andat times even superb (figs. 312, 313, 316). Besides these, from the earliest times, free standingpillars, as also balusters and columns were used as singlesupports; the size of the table, the…
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