How to Know Period Styles in Furniture a Brief History of Furniture From the Da
How to Know Period Styles in Furniture a Brief History of Furniture From the Da
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Jacobean Table, about 1660.
76 HOW TO KNOW PERIOD STYLES IN FURNITURE.
Jacobean Stool, 1640.
Jacobean, late 17th Century. South Kensington Museum.
Jacobean Wood Seat Chair, aboAit 1055.
Jacobean Upholstered Cnair, about 1614.
HOW TO KNOW PERIOD STYLES IN FURNITURE. 77 Jacobean Cabinet, about 1630.
Old Jacobean Carved Chest.
78 HOW TO KNOW PERIOD STYLES IN FURNITURE.
Jacobean Upholstered Chairs of the Cromwellian Period.
Jacobean Chair with Inlaid Back.
Jacobean Carved Chair, Dated 1668.
WILLIAM... AND MARY With the ascension of Mary and her Dutch husband, William of Orange, to the English throne, Dutch influences prevailed. Many of the court attaches were Dutch and brought much of their furniture with them. English workmen copied these patterns with such changes as their taste suggested and a new style was gradually developed which became known as William and Mary.
General simplicity of ornament prevailed, veneering came into style and Dutch inlaying was popular.
The William and Mary type was really the beginning of Queen Anne style but had some distinct features which entitled it to a place of its own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jacobean Table, about 1660.
76 HOW TO KNOW PERIOD STYLES IN FURNITURE.
Jacobean Stool, 1640.
Jacobean, late 17th Century. South Kensington Museum.
Jacobean Wood Seat Chair, aboAit 1055.
Jacobean Upholstered Cnair, about 1614.
HOW TO KNOW PERIOD STYLES IN FURNITURE. 77 Jacobean Cabinet, about 1630.
Old Jacobean Carved Chest.
78 HOW TO KNOW PERIOD STYLES IN FURNITURE.
Jacobean Upholstered Chairs of the Cromwellian Period.
Jacobean Chair with Inlaid Back.
Jacobean Carved Chair, Dated 1668.
WILLIAM... AND MARY With the ascension of Mary and her Dutch husband, William of Orange, to the English throne, Dutch influences prevailed. Many of the court attaches were Dutch and brought much of their furniture with them. English workmen copied these patterns with such changes as their taste suggested and a new style was gradually developed which became known as William and Mary.
General simplicity of ornament prevailed, veneering came into style and Dutch inlaying was popular.
The William and Mary type was really the beginning of Queen Anne style but had some distinct features which entitled it to a place of its own.
What to read after How to Know Period Styles in Furniture a Brief History of Furniture From the Da?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Lowing Kimerly to read onlineMoreLess
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