The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 191
d the most skilful goldsmitli of his time (Figs. 101 and102). However that may be, the style of tlie goldsmiths art of the fifteenthcentury continued, as in the two or three preceding centuries, conformableto the contemporaneous style of architecture. For instance, the shrine… … Fig. 101.—The Ensig:n of the Collar of the Goldsmiths of Ghent. (FifteenthCentury.) influence was making itself felt that was not long in entirely modifjdng thegênerai aspect of the productions of the trade we are considering. Thattransfoi-mation must hâve been promoted by Italy ; in the midst of…
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