Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 162
l-over pattern-ing of the early Renaissance fabrics is based on Oriental,chiefly Persian, precedents. The majority of thesefabrics were diapered with floral units enclosed in themeshes of a quarry system (Figs. 79, 81 d). The pat-tern in Fig. 80 from the Madonnas robe in a paintingby Crivelli in… … Fig. 80.—Paikted TextilePattern in Pictuke byCrivelli. A HISTORY OF ORNAMENT he seen by comparing them with the patterns in Fig. 78.The network of the quarry may be generated by thecontact of decorative framing-hnes surrounding eachflower, or may form an independent system into
Decoration and ornament
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