Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1897)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 82
d. This is known as the style rayonnant. The drawingof these patterns is always very careful and correct, the latteroften being copies of the printed decoration of the booksof that period. Later on the decoration became of a freertype, with bouquets of artificial flowers, and in the eight-eenth… … Iiy- 57-—Dish, Rouen Ware. (S. K. M.) ascendant, not only in late Rouen ware, but in the potteryof every country in Europe, and remains more or less in thework of to-day. Some of the late Rouen ware is not sobizarre in its decoration as man)^ other French andEuropean styles of the same period. Fig.…
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