Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 403
FiG. 227.—Flemish Chest and Credence. cellent craftsmanship of the Flemish woodworkers foundfree scope. The primary inspiration in their designsdoubtless came from Italy, but so mingled with elements 309 A HISTORY OF ORNAMENT from Spain and Germany that it is not always easy todistinguish work of… … Fig. 228.—Flemish Table. countries. There is much use of games and of humanfigures and a tendency to overloaded decoration, and aspecies of arch-motive, probably derived from Spain, is
Decoration and ornament
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