ly good stateof preservation and their decoration well illus-trates the style of carvings of the fifteenth cen-tury. Almost identical with them are stalls fromthe Singher Collection,! the only difference being * Villard de Honnecourt, Facsimile of . . . hissketchbook . . . 1859, pi. 53 and 56. See… … eery. The lower part shows three seats, the firstdecorated by a human mask, the second by leaf-work, the third by simple rings. Stalls of a verysimilar composition are reproduced by Viollet-le-Duc* The last stall in the Hoentschel Collection is inthe form of a bench similar to those often foundin…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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