Antique Oriental Rugs Period Furniture At the Detroit Museum of Art March F
Antique Oriental Rugs Period Furniture At the Detroit Museum of Art March F
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87. CHINESE. (Loaned by Mr. Charles L. Freer. ) 3'2" x 5'2".
The wool in the field of this rug is as soft as silk and its fawn-colored tones are soothing and restful as only a Chinese rug can be. The stars and other Chinese emblems throughout the field and border are typical. This is a choice example.
51 GOTHIC Loaned by Mrs. A. L. Stephens 52 PERIOD FURNITURE The present exhibition is not arranged with an idea of giving a history of furniture but is chosen with a view of presenting those perio...ds whose characteristics were on the whole good in design. Many periods were purposely omitted and only those included which were distinguished by good line, craftsmanship and decoration.
In making a selection, it has been our aim to show original pieces where they were available but where antique pieces were not to be had, good replicas were secured showing the decorative tendencies prevalent at the time of the various periods.
So little is authentic of the Greek and Roman periods from existing models, we have omitted these classics except in so far as their tendencies crop out in the later periods, and we begin with Gothic as divided into Romanesque or circular Gothic, and Christian or pointed Gothic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
87. CHINESE. (Loaned by Mr. Charles L. Freer. ) 3'2" x 5'2".
The wool in the field of this rug is as soft as silk and its fawn-colored tones are soothing and restful as only a Chinese rug can be. The stars and other Chinese emblems throughout the field and border are typical. This is a choice example.
51 GOTHIC Loaned by Mrs. A. L. Stephens 52 PERIOD FURNITURE The present exhibition is not arranged with an idea of giving a history of furniture but is chosen with a view of presenting those perio...ds whose characteristics were on the whole good in design. Many periods were purposely omitted and only those included which were distinguished by good line, craftsmanship and decoration.
In making a selection, it has been our aim to show original pieces where they were available but where antique pieces were not to be had, good replicas were secured showing the decorative tendencies prevalent at the time of the various periods.
So little is authentic of the Greek and Roman periods from existing models, we have omitted these classics except in so far as their tendencies crop out in the later periods, and we begin with Gothic as divided into Romanesque or circular Gothic, and Christian or pointed Gothic.
What to read after Antique Oriental Rugs Period Furniture At the Detroit Museum of Art March F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Detroit Institute of Arts to read onlineMoreLess
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