Ironwork volume 2
Ironwork volume 2
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The armchair (Fig. 64) from the Lonsdale collection, and now in the South Kensington Museum, made entirely of pierced and inlaid iron, is a late, but splendid specimen of the art, perhaps con- temporary with the extraordinary inlays on polished iron of the palaces of Aranjuez and the Escorial, the latter of which has been completed at an enormous cost only in the present century. The well-known work of the Zuluagas and Alvarez is too recent to require notice here, but the monument to General Pr...im, in Madrid, made entirely of damascened iron, is too remarkable a work to be passed without mention.
The few pieces of Hispano-Moresque armour and weapons that have been handed down are of excellent quality. While Granada, Murcia, Seville, and Almeria were held by the Moors, they were SPANISH IRONWORK.
101 celebrated for weapons, such terms as "Morion" and "Morris-pike" preserving the tradition, long after the race was expelled, to the ruin - m . - K I* IG. 64. Damascened iron chair, in tiie South Kensington Museum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The armchair (Fig. 64) from the Lonsdale collection, and now in the South Kensington Museum, made entirely of pierced and inlaid iron, is a late, but splendid specimen of the art, perhaps con- temporary with the extraordinary inlays on polished iron of the palaces of Aranjuez and the Escorial, the latter of which has been completed at an enormous cost only in the present century. The well-known work of the Zuluagas and Alvarez is too recent to require notice here, but the monument to General Pr...im, in Madrid, made entirely of damascened iron, is too remarkable a work to be passed without mention.
The few pieces of Hispano-Moresque armour and weapons that have been handed down are of excellent quality. While Granada, Murcia, Seville, and Almeria were held by the Moors, they were SPANISH IRONWORK.
101 celebrated for weapons, such terms as "Morion" and "Morris-pike" preserving the tradition, long after the race was expelled, to the ruin - m . - K I* IG. 64. Damascened iron chair, in tiie South Kensington Museum.
What to read after Ironwork volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Starkie Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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