Clifford, C. R. (Chandler Robbins), 1858-1935 · New York, Clifford & Lawton · leaf 179
was easy to give this differ-ence because Chippendale had departed from the delightful sim-plicity of his early efforts and his work was becoming full of thedetails of Louis XV. In some cases he went into Chinese effects. The styles which were simple were over-ornamented bySheraton inlays. The… … ,...,.\-i^,Mf.^,^l.\ll^y^i^.,,,_... . . .- r~ ?^^=^ ■uM^kVtd:K^uiKu:v> ADAM, BETRAYING STUDY OF THE ROMAN. 1 I-:R fOn DE CORA TION. ^11 Here and there we note, however, the introckiction of thePrince of Wales feathers ; due to the patronage which the Princeof Wales extended to him. The…
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