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Exposition universelle, 1900 : the chefs-d'œuvre (1900)

Walton, William, 1843-1915 · Philadelphia : G. Barrie & Son · leaf 185

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g the brilliant colors and grotesque designs in demand in the great markets of Turkey, Persia, China, Japan, etc., the English draftsman is thought to be superior, and the work of supplying these fresh patterns is nearly all done in and around Manchester by some forty or fifty artists of various… … GYULA TORNAI. TRICKED AT PLAY. necessary to seek for special talents. Thus one man has a particular aptitude for pleasing the East Indians; another, the Persians; a third, the semi-savages of Africa, etc. India is the most important, commercially, of

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