International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, PA : International Textbook Co. · leaf 144
er, the backs were inclined, so as toadd to comfort and were also upholstered, as in (r). 150. Periods from Francis I to Henry IV.—Fromthe Francis I period to that of Henry IV, the tendency toclassicism increased. French artists studied under Italianmasters, and the richness of display increased as… … Ill 112 PAINTING AND INTERIOR DECORATION §49 Queen of Henry II (successor to Francis I), and mother ofFrancis II, Charles IX, and Henry III, was an Italian. Hetinfluence dominated the court throughout this period, and thestyle continued into the reign of Henry IV. The illustration in Fig. 57 will…
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