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INDEX.
Earthen Vessels, Decoration
125,
of,
126,
Historical Inquiry Necessary to the Under-
standing of Decoration, 4.
127.
Eastlake, Mr., on Household Art, referred to, 52,
Humour in Ornament, 24—29
and note.
;
Chinese and
Japanese, 25, 27, 28.
Ecclesiastical Metal-workers, 14-1, 1-15,
Imitations of Marbles and Granites, 89.
Egyptian Architecture, 8.
Indian Art Injured by European Influence,
„
Coloured Glass, 153.
„
Drawing, Peculiarity of, 5.
„
„
Ornament, 4
—
„
161.
8.
Fabrics, 48, note. „
Embroidery on Cotton, Indian, 114.
Mr. Redgrave on, 115, 116
Metal-work, 142.
Work in regard to Colouring, 47.
Enamelling in Metal-work, 143. ;
Inlaying as a means of Enriching Works of
European Influence Injurious to Eastern
Irish Crosses, Numerous Ornaments on, 2".
England, Architectural Buildings
11
in,
House Decoration in, 30, 31.
Furniture, 63.
Iron, as an Art-material, 142.
Art, 161.
Excess in Upholstery, 70.
„
how Wrought, 147.
Fabrics, Patterns Suitable for Woven, 107,
„
Metals that may be Associated with, 151.
et seq.
Finish, its Value Over-estimated, 120.
Iron-castings of Berlin, 136.
Folds, Ornamentation of Fabrics to be seen
Iron-work, Ornamental, 147, et seq.; must Manifest a True Constructive Principle,
in, 112, et seq.
French Errors of Taste in Furniture, 65. Furniture, Decorative Principles applied to, 50, et seq. ;
what is Required to make it
an Object of Art, 50 51
;
;
Material used for,
Truthful Construction
of,
59, 65,
Proportion and Enrichment of,
et seq. ;
61, 63.
148; Colouring of, 152. Italian Metal-work, 142.
Japan, Deterioration in the Art-works
Japanese Art, 11. „
Colouring, 48.
„
Earthenware, 120.
Enamels, 142, 143.
Glass, as a Material for Art-purposes, 118, 127, et seq.; Vessels, Various, 130, et seq.;
Metal-work, 112.
Cutting
Jewels in Metal-work, 143.
Vessels, of,
132
;
Coloured, 131, 132
Engraving of, 133
;
;
Ornamen-
Joists
in
Ceilings,
how they should
Gold, a Neutral in Decorative Work, 44, 45.
Labour Necessary to Success in Art, 4, 31.
Gold and Silver, Works in, 136.
Library, Decoration for a, 15.
Gothic Architecture, Modern, 74.
Lotus in Egyptian Design, 5, 6.
,,
Furniture, Falsely Constructed, 06.
„
Ornament, 12.
Mediaeval Metal-workers, 144, 145.
„
Ornament, 9, 10, 11.
„
Vessels, 121.
produced
by
Decorative
Moorish Ornament, 11. Muslin, Patterns on, 107.
Natural Forms in Carpet Patterns, 96, 97,
See Humour.
Handles of Vessels, 138, 139, 140.
Connection with,
98.
144,
Niello-work applied to Metals, 143.
Norman Architecture, 11.
et tea.
Harmony of Colour.
Effects
Forms, 14.
Greek Coloured Glass, 153.
in
Marble Imitated, Objected to, 89. Mental
Granite Imitated, Objected to, 89.
Hardware, Art
be
Treated, 79.
tation of, 133; Stained, 153, et seq.
Grotesque.
of,
161.
See Colour.
Novelty Wuntcd in Carpet Patterns, 105.