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The ornamental arts of Japan (1882)

Audsley, George Ashdown, 1838-1925, author, Greve, W. (Lithographer), printer, Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, publisher, Imprimerie Lemercier et cie, printer · leaf 95

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ng all the varieties of simple chasing, inlaying or damascening, and incrusting in metals; and, so far as Japanese ornamental art is concerned, embraces a field of almost bewildering richness and interest. Indeed the range of the Japanese schools of metal chasing is so vast that anything save the… … VARIOUS OPERATIONS OF METAL WORKING. FROM HOKUSAI’S Z£-HON TELKIN O-RAL Skill of the highest order, patience altogether remarkable, and artistic feeling, as deep-rooted as it is ever-present, are recorded upon every high-class piece of Japanese chased metal-work: and years of study, and the…

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