Amerikanische Häuser und Gärten. Panel Designs für Wandbild Dekoration weltweit für eine echte fünfzehnten Jahrhundert Stuhl der sculp - Ersatzbrennstoffe aus Leder der Monkish Tage, oder die malerische gestempelt aus dem sechzehnten Jahrhundert leatherof. Neue? Überhaupt nicht! Geformtes Leder ist einer der oldestof künstlerische dekorative Materialien. Die stornoquote hat so gross gewesen, jedoch, zwischen seiner Einführung und seine Erweckung, die in-terior Dekorateure von heute wahrscheinlich sicherer sind in claimingoriginality, und streng neue Methoden der Dekoration in der Lederbearbeitung, als in jedem anderen Bereich der dekorativen Kunst. Die frühesten der Arbeit mit Leder trace

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American homes and gardens . Panel Designs for Mural Decoration world over for a genuine fifteenth century chair of the sculp-tured leather of Monkish days, or the quaint stamped leatherof the sixteenth century. New? Not at all! Sculptured leather is one of the oldestof artistic decorative materials. The lapse has been so great, however, between its introduction and its revival, that the in-terior decorators of to-day are probably safer in claimingoriginality, and strictly new methods of decoration in leatherwork, than in any other field of decorative art. The earliest trace of the leather work now called Cor-dovan is credited to the African Moors, who, before theeleventh century, introduced the craft into Spain. It was during the early days of the fifteenth century thatsculptured leather became well known and executed. Themonasteries of continental Europe comprised the field ofthese early efforts. The brothers who inhabited these monas-. An Eighteenth Century Chair Covered withItalian Wrought Leather teries, though they had many routine duties in their religiouslife, had also abundant leisure for the tedious, painstakingwork required in executing those intricate designs of the ear-liest sculptured leather. Before the days of Guttenberg—when the monks had the most leisure for these laboriousbranches of artistic decoration, bookmaking was a populardiversion; and it was natural that the covers of the hugevolumes of those days should display the earliest examples ofrare sculptured leather. Quaint chairs were the next to receive the attention ofthese old decorators. At first the chairs did not show thesame careful work as that displayed in the book bindings.There was good reason for this—as expressed by an anti-quarian recently who is interested in the newest as well asthe oldest samples of the art in leather. Connected with the art of illuminating, he writes, thesefaithful savants—the Monks—achieved no little succ

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