FIG. 4 French Furnititre, Mediceval and Renaissance is so evident that it is very regrettable to seethem mistakenly labelled in the museum. The other examples of French Gothic furniturein the MetropoHtan Museum and in the Blumen-thal Collection all belong to the fifteenth century,and to the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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