The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the renaissance (1870)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London, Bickers and son · leaf 241
is-sertation on the jacquemart of Dijon, asserts that in 1422 a person namedJacquemart, clockmaker and locksmith, residing in the town of Lille,received twenty-two livres from the Duke of Burgundy, for repairing HOROLOGY. the clock of Dijon ; and from that he concludes, seeing how short thedistance… … Fig. 145.—Jacquemart of Notre-Dame at Dijon, made at Courtray in the Fourteenth Century. of the jacquemart of Dijon is derived from that of its maker, old Jacque-mart, the clockmaker of Lille (Fig. 145). Giving to each of these opinions its due weight, we confine ourselvesto stating that, from the…
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