Clifford, C. R. (Chandler Robbins), 1858-1935 · New York, Clifford & Lawton · leaf 243
vogue in Francein the latter part of thesixteenth century. Symbol.—A conven-tional representation of fig-ures or objects which arethe sign of an idea. Swiss Furniture.—Swissfurniture was largely influ-enced by Gothic, Dutch andGerman models. Aside from the crude peasant-furniture and trivial modern… … Tarsia.—Aninlay art prac-tised in Veniceand some otherItalian cities inthe fifteenthcentury. It wasa kind of woodmosaic. Land-scapes and other scenes were represented by inlaying woods ofvarious colors upon a foundation of walnut. ^s ,,..^.. MJ^KKKKSSk B iB m ■^MOPi/iir H \\jgk ^S g^ 1 m ^3 I^B W^^…
Decoration and ornament -- History · Interior decoration
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