A study of the artist's way of working in the various handicrafts and arts of design (1905)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 308
E M B II 0 1 D E R V ever injured, remain always magnificent in effect. The pattern of these pieces usually retained a cer- tain mediaeval, or at least an early Renaissance, … Fig. 89. Part of a chasuble, embroidery on white ground with silk of many colors. Italian work, sixteenth century character, — even when the piece, as is certain from the quality of the silk which forms its chief material, is evidently of a later date. Thus in the chasuble, Fig. 89, the pattern of…
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