Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1897)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 148
formerly con-founded with Jean Courtois, but hiswork is different from the latters.His drawing is better, and his colour-ing not so strong but more naturalthan that of Jean Courtois. Suzanne Court, as she signed her-self, was an enameller of the schoolof Jean Courtois. Martial Raymond [circa 1590)… … Fig. 105.—Vase; Painted Euamel, by Pierre Raymond. Fran9ois Limousin{^^hZ)^ were enamellers who carried out the traditions ofthe Limoges school in a worthy manner during the earlypart of the seventeenth century. The former passes for the son of Leonard Limousin, andwas supposed, from the…
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