Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 350
dLille Plate %2^ e Ntyeis PifgnmBoUle.^ani) fStrasbouiyClocf<(DecJ() gSe-vrep Va^e.Cward)- Figure 67. Illustrations of French Ceramics. RENAISSANCE IN FRANCE, II ornament in relief (Figure 67). As he kept to himselfthe secret of his enamels and was opposed on principleto cheapening or… … FiG. 198.—Early French Faiexck: (a, c) Oiron Ware; (b) Falissy Ware. appropriate, and was never imitated by other Frenchpotters. Many of Palissys works were, however, de-signed in a purer and less personal stjde, making freeuse of Renaissance motives and classic mythological andallegorical figures.…
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