Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1897)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 67
ries of glazed wares had been established by thelatter. Some examples of their work of these periods havedecorations of animals, figures, birds, and also mock Sara-cenic inscriptions like the Siculo-Arabian textiles of thesame and later periods (Fig. 44). Anatolian ware is a later variety that is… … Fig. 44.—Vase, Siculo-Araliian Ware ; Fourteenth Century. less inventive in their ornament and rougher in executionthan the Damascus or Rhodian. The decoration of Turkish tiles and Turkish ornamentgenerally is of the Saracenic kind, but has neither the POTTERY. 49 beauty nor the invention of the…
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