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The Indian Period of European Furniture. A Reply to Criticisms
01/1935 | 382 | 66
Pages: 21-22+24-26
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Author:
Slomann, Vilhelm (Slomann, Vilhelm; Slomann, V.; Slomann, Vilhelm)
Subjects
dates:
1600-1799
museums and institutions:
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Great Britain
places:
India / England
subjects:
British / Furniture / Indian / Influence
subjects:
Ballot boxes / Lacquerware / Techniques
subjects:
Furniture makers / Turnery (technique)
subjects:
Iconography / Indian / Animals / Makara
Illustrations
Non-western art unattributed:
A-Oak Day-Bed, Painted. From Macquoid: A History of English Furniture (The Duke of Devonshire); B-Stone Relief from North Bengal. From Rupam, 1929 (Rajshaki Museum); C-Walnut Day-Bed. From Symonds: The Present State of Old English Furniture (Private Collection, England); D-Walnut Day-Bed. Indian. Late Seventeenth Century (Municipal Museum, Gothenburg). The Indian Period of European Furniture
Western art unattributed:
E-Carved Leg of Malabar Cabinet (Museum of Decorative Arts, Copenhagen). The Indian Period of European Furniture
Western art unattributed:
F-Malabar Cabinet with Carved Figures on the Legs. Perhaps Late Sixteenth Century (Victoria and Albert Museum). The Indian Period of European Furniture