Illustrated descriptive account of the Museum of Andalucian pottery and lace, antique and modern : together with notes on pre-Roman Seville and the lost city of Tharsis (1913)
Whishaw, Bernhard, 1857-1914, Whishaw, Ellen M · [London] : Smith, Elder & co. · leaf 82
last ofthe Morisco slaves and bondwomen who had executedsuch exquisite work, and few <if these delicate finelaces are made lure to-day, although Andalucianwomen, who inhtril the oriental patience, could stillpr«)diicc them were there a market for work so costK.Imace In .in .\rabic niche to the… … Silk aiid Linenrrmbroiderccl-uilli Sum - and Lotus Design.XVlth, XVIIth and XVlllili Centuries. F. p. 32 33 The head of the Virgin is considerably older than the rest of the figure. The painted part is attributed to Xaldez Leal. On the left of the Aral)ic niche is hung a verv old J;X^ .,, ° .…
Pottery, Andalusian · Lace and lace making -- Spain Andalusia · Art objects -- Private collections · Seville (Spain) -- Antiquities
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