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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 421

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297 THE ART-JOURNAL, Hitherto the cushions were merely adjuncts fashion appears to have been brought from THE DOMESTIC MANNEES OF to the chairs, but by another advance in France. An example of rather peculiar style is convenience the cushion was soon made as a THE ENGLISH given in our cut (No. 3.)… … tressels, and a thicke forme.” The first step No. 4, taken from one of the prints of Abx’aham executed in 1587, representing Louis de Gon- in the change from tables of this kind appears Bosse, dated in 1633, represents the general zagues Duke of Nivernois. to have been to fix the trestles to the…

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