The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 214
Orléans, the head of Joan of Arc, &c.(Figs. 112 to 115). The goldsmiths of France manifested, and with reason, a jealousy of theirprivilèges, it being more indispensable for them than for any other artisansto inspire that coniidence without which the trade would hâve been lost ;for their works… … Fig. 124.—Gold Cross, chased. (A French Work of the Seventeenth Century.) warranty: hence the fréquent visits of the sworn masters to the ateliersand shops of the goldsmiths; hence the perpétuai lawsuits against ailinstances of négligence or fraud ; hence those quarrels with other tradeswhich…
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