French Furniture
French Furniture
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In 1616 the ebenist Ulrich Baumgarter was commanded by the Duke of Pomerania to make a cabinet which it took him five years to produce with the aid of the; architect-painter Philippe Hainofer, and three other painters, a sculptor, an enamellist, six jewellers, two clock-makers.
M 89 FRENCH FURNITURE an organ-maker, a mechanician, a modeller in wax, a specialist -in making cabinets, an engraver in metal, a chaser of precious stones, a turner, a binder, two scabbard-makers, and two locksmiths. Th...e work is now in the Museum of Industrial Art at Berlin ; the execution is perfect, but no one will be surprised when we add that it is also too complicated and heavy, and as a whole far from artistic. Our only reason for dwelling on it at length is to give an idea of the technical and intellectual characteristics con- tributed to the revival of the French school by the numerous German craftsmen who crossed the Rhine.
Holland, especially what were then its Flemish provinces, sent to France very nearly as many skilled craftsmen as Germany.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1616 the ebenist Ulrich Baumgarter was commanded by the Duke of Pomerania to make a cabinet which it took him five years to produce with the aid of the; architect-painter Philippe Hainofer, and three other painters, a sculptor, an enamellist, six jewellers, two clock-makers.
M 89 FRENCH FURNITURE an organ-maker, a mechanician, a modeller in wax, a specialist -in making cabinets, an engraver in metal, a chaser of precious stones, a turner, a binder, two scabbard-makers, and two locksmiths. Th...e work is now in the Museum of Industrial Art at Berlin ; the execution is perfect, but no one will be surprised when we add that it is also too complicated and heavy, and as a whole far from artistic. Our only reason for dwelling on it at length is to give an idea of the technical and intellectual characteristics con- tributed to the revival of the French school by the numerous German craftsmen who crossed the Rhine.
Holland, especially what were then its Flemish provinces, sent to France very nearly as many skilled craftsmen as Germany.
What to read after French Furniture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andr Saglio to read onlineMoreLess
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