The Art journal illustrated catalogue of the International Exhibition, 1862 (1863)
International Exhibition (1862 : London, England) · London ; New York : James S. Virtue · leaf 175
ites, rather than avoids, they were designed as well as made. Generally comparison with the many brilliant displays setting — pure gold — are the matters that chiefly that grace the Court of the Goldsmiths. We select specimens of three of the principal ma¬ nufacturers, commencing with those of… … the elements of pleasure may be carried there also, so that the eye pieces. In the palazzio of the south they are nearly unknown ; in the banqueting halls of Holland and the Low Countries they form may be involuntarily educated to a preference for beauty. The progress in these several branches…
International Exhibition (1862 : London, England) · International Exhibition · Decorative arts -- Exhibitions · Art objects -- Exhibitions · Art objects · Decorative arts
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