Wylde, C. H · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 210
tive painter. Herold directed the painting staff entirely ac-cording to his own will; he could appoint or dis-miss as he pleased, he paid them weekly salariesaccording to his own judgment, the factory reckon-ing only with him for the value of the completedpieces. These conditions were altered in… … MEISSEN he also, so far as his time allowed, designedthe decoration of exceptionally important pieces.From this time the majority of the artists werepaid according to a price set by Herold per piece,only a few continuing to receive weekly pay. A characteristic feature of the Meissen factorywas the…
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