felt by the Chinese and Japanese enamellers,whose cloisons used always to form a network of bright brassylines which incidentally give quality to their colour. Of lateyears the Europeanised Japanese have learnt to fire picturesin enamel in which cloisons barely, if at all, occur—and theyare proud… … Wood 190, 191, 192, 193. INLAYS OF VITRKOUS PASTE AND CLAYIN HONE, WOOD AND POTTERY. practice, the engraving of the metal—whereby the breadthof effect is endangered. In the Lion of S. Mark (188)such engraving is judiciously used only to give the necessarydrawing, the mane of the beast and the…
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