Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford), 1876-1960 · London : Methuen and co · leaf 350
Germany of the second half of the sixteenth century topermit of such attribution. Nevertheless it must cer-tainly be reckoned among the most elaborate examplesof Cinquecento jewellery that have come down to us. The great display of necklaces and long neck-chainsceased about the middle of the… … Design for a pendantby Jacques Androuet Ducerceau. R 241 CHAPTER XXVII RENAISSANCE NECK-PENDANTSHE necklaces, collars, or neck-chains which have just been spoken of as noticeable features in Renaissance decoration served the purpose ofsuspending a species of ornament even more…
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