Eberlein, Harold Donaldson · Philadelphia, London, J.B. Lippincott Company · leaf 74
lace was taken by a multitude of costlycabinets, escritoires and wardrobes, while the seating accom-modation that it had erstwhile afforded was supplied byinnumerable chairs and settees or sofas, many of which wereupholstered in gorgeous damasks or with stamped leather.At the same time, an wholly… … HE garden was and is an essential partof the Tuscan villa. However the sizeof the garden may vary, its presence isindispensable. It must, therefore, re-ceive its due measure of attention if oneis to form anything like a complete con-ception of our subject. Although thegardens, as we find them…
Architecture, Domestic -- Italy Tuscany
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