alworker, primarily also for practical purposes, gives againoccasion for interesting schemes of ornament, sometimes, likethe opportunity of the smith in the case of door furniture,turned to j^ersonal rather than artistic account. The seven-teenth-century tooling on page 253 is not of any… … 247. CARVED IVORY INLAY. the work ; but nothing will make amends for the painfulwant of unity in the joint undertaking. We have herethe evil effect of craftsmen working not together but inrivalry one with the other. The partnership between colourand relief, so gaily entered into, is one that by no…
Decoration and ornament
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