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A 1910 section of the Handbook of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, covering Western art objects in the galleries. It opens with textiles: Coptic Egyptian and Peruvian tapestries, Persian and Turkish rugs, velvets and brocades, Flemish and French tapestries, and Italian and Spanish brocades, damasks and velvets. It also has a section on lace (drawn-work, cut-work, reticella, Venetian and French point, bobbin lace) with Spanish buratto and Italian embroidery. The rest covers Saracenic ceramics and metalwork, sculpture, silver, porcelain, ironwork, manuscripts and amber, with short bibliographies.

Type
Book
Date
1910
Language
English
Pages
27
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