Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 288
Fig. 158.—Panel from So-Called Chajiber of Henry IV, Louvre, Paris. tapestry-weaving established by Francis I with Flemish lave 206 weavers does not seem to have long continued. Neither RENAISSANCE IN FRANCE, I could the French metalworkers as yet rival those ofItaly, and the famous suit of armor… … Fig. 159.—Hekkt II BronzeDoor-Pull, Fig. 159a.—Door-Kkocker fromNarbonne. door-hardware, drawer-pulls and the like (Fig. 159;Figure 60; PI. VII, 9). The beginnings of Frenchceramic art belong to this period, as its foundationswere laid under Francis I and its most significant earlydevelopment…
Decoration and ornament
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