Identifier: internationalstu60newy (find matches)
Title: International studio
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Art Decoration and ornament
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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^IH\ l>l,^ll ■II IIV in 1>RV iiulsiile 1)1 their delightful human and story in-terest, most agreeable to live with. The five Don Qiii.xotc panels have each twowoven gilt frames, one outside and one inside ofthe crimson daiiiasse mat, which was firsl em-ployed in 1760 by Neilson instead of the previousyellow mosaic mat, and which at the suggestionof Neilson had been designed by the painlerJacques. The other jnirls of the composition, that which the Don Quixote tapestries hung at theMetropolitan Museum, caused them to seemheavy and ponderous by contrast with theMoliere tapestries that faced them, I cannotend this paper without giving my opinion thatdccoratively they are unexcelled when )iroperlyjilaced. Indeed, some of the must brilliantlylieauliful interiors of France and I-,ngland havebeen based upon them. 7lic Clcvclaiui Mit>cit)ii of a1 rt
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nil rLEVEI.AND MlSElM OF ART, CLEVELAND. OHIO T 111; CLF.VKLAXI) MISKIM OFAKI. AN IMTRKSSIONH^ RAVMONl) \v^■I•:R A ii WW c;ualily of sympathetic rela-tionship is the dominating note throughout therecently opened Cleveland Museum. Every-thing seems to have been made for its en-\ironment and the environment made for everv-

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