Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 327
een Italians, the majority of the mostnotable Italian tapestries had been actually wovenin Flanders. As early as in 1601 Marc de Comano andFrancois de la Planche, Flemish tapestry-weavers, in-stalled their work-rooms on the bank of the Bievre inParis, where later the Gobelins were established,… … Fig. 180.Vase, Menard-le-Chateau RENAISSANCE IN FRANCE, II which Le Brim consolidated into the royal atelier of theGobelins. Meanwhile in 1664 another atelier had beenestablished by royal decree at Beauvais under a certainLouis Hinart, who was later bought out by Ph. Behagleof Tournai. The…
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