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Excerpt from Oak-Leaf Jars: A Fifteenth Century Italian Ware Showing Moresco Influence, With IllustrationIt was to be expected that the maiolica fabricated under the impulse of the new movement would not at once display any very pronounced di¿'erence of style. Fresh motives of design were sought alter and eagerly assimilated, yet in their classification the wares can scarcely be separated by sharp lines of demarcation. One alone stands forth f...

Excerpt from Oak-Leaf Jars: A Fifteenth Century Italian Ware Showing Moresco Influence, With IllustrationIt was to be expected that the maiolica fabricated under the impulse of the new movement would not at once display any very pronounced di¿'erence of style. Fresh motives of design were sought alter and eagerly assimilated, yet in their classification the wares can scarcely be separated by sharp lines of demarcation. One alone stands forth f...

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Excerpt from Egyptian Ceramic Art: The Macgregor Collection, A Contribution Towards the History of Egyptian PotteryMost ceramists must be aware that the amount of information respecting Egyptian pottery to be Obtained from books is very limited compared with that which is attainable from the same source on the wares of other countries. The state of the case is clearly seen on consulting the Classed Catalogue Ceramics, ' issued by the National ...

Excerpt from Egyptian Ceramic Art, 1900: Typical Examples of the Art of the Egyptian Potter Portrayed in Colour Plates With Text Illustrations Drawn and DescribedHenry WA llis, Egyptian Ceramic Art': the Collection of the Rev. William macgregor.' 1898.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgo...

Excerpt from KingdomAmong the boughs the monkeys howled The ocelot that lay Asleep among tree-ferns growled And slowly crept away. The gay macaws went screaming by, And homewards did the wagtails ¿y.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digita...

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Excerpt from The Cosmology of the Rigveda: An EssayReligion is the behaviour of man with respect to the natural forces and in¿uences of the world which he regards as manifestations of superhuman will. The external form of religion is characterized by rites and ceremonies which are for the most part traditions from a forgotten past, the inner life is twofold, on the one hand emotional, enthusiastic, and passionate.About the PublisherForgotten B...

Excerpt from Italian Ceramic Art: The Albarello, a Study in Early Renaissance Maiolica, With IllustrationsI am indebted to Dr. Gustav Ludwig for kindly placing at my disposal the interesting extract from a document he had discovered in his researches in the Venice Archives, and to Mr. A. Van de Put for identifyin g some of the armorial hearings on the vases, and also for allowing me to publish his interpretation of the inscription on one of th...

Excerpt from Italian Ceramic Art: The Albarello, a Study in Early Renaissance Maiolica, With IllustrationsI am indebted to Dr. Gustav Ludwig for kindly placing at my disposal the interesting extract from a document he had discovered in his researches in the Venice Archives, and to Mr. A. Van de Put for identifyin g some of the armorial hearings on the vases, and also for allowing me to publish his interpretation of the inscription on one of th...

Excerpt from The Oriental Influence on Italian Ceramic ArtXivth Centuries, and to this latter date the pottery probably belongs. The superb Louvre Bacino, fig. 15, is likely to be a little later, its style of ornamentation must certainly have been known to the Italians, as will be seen in future illustrations of the Maiolica bacini. A bacino in South Kensington Museum may be classed with fig. 12 it contains additional slight passages of red in...