essworthy. It is more difficult to ap-preciate the progress of theArts as represented in col-lections of hundreds ofvarious objects, by reasonof the principle which hasruled so far, which ranks theeffect of each room as amore important feature thana classification of the objectsit contains. Whether… … ILLUSTRATION FROM THE RAVEN BV EXHIBITED BY MESSRS. H. S. NICHOLS AN more directly educational influence it enamels,carvings, embroideries and the rest were arrayed indistinct series. As it was, one had to hunt upstairsand down to study any particular subject in all itsmanifestations. There can be…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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