New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
n1N4NDERIE
.n tbe History of Medi@00l
9 Craftsmanship.

,J;e-o-v and Description Q,
-,rgrE. A,,o,lz in Copper brass as ,,i,,s i,ne
+Gsas~rai AT, -,avenor-Perr ,.a.,iar ~. Com.
sss By 3 M XII .SS. The M'ei'''''''''
81 .,.;o,, hv themselves cast
nsTs ~ ~ wood carvings l;aas wnlen m IN France
1hs from the great PERIODS ,, :" rnn cal
. 20 Us .-' more beautiful when you -az s"l
.,sow seen enc poets long ago diseoNe'.p '
h5ssF's' .be charm Of tapestry os
70 hess'i'e" ,--as and surely no one ooui"
ssns Of Il =. spinanderie'' and fan TO DC
-s boos or, the fact that Mr., IaEeno.
sshe Tvs his subject from Top 70 - -
VIC ~ verses on that subject We me- :,
caoies 50 not any in existence i.s :
/. there a.. have the poets espeolaiis
uishins ,oen able 10 resist the appear
frenon f.sls ,S a word? DinandeTie, p...ln nr],.
50 sins.u, the very syllables for perez
ae-ihs, ran II perhaps this 6eaut'fui 9a@n .sat .
-ssa- "'''' .rinstrel in the vein ana Una /
= put s0'',e .,1x another way Of saying 'na'
! be WsE' M address himself solely 70
e safh0' interested to know what some ,.,a y,
a.s:.srnsn "sso-s -"s we're doing in the Mi'uie
ssr preae'es-N hook TO beguile any reaaef
,gss hele :" .,-;nrs Of beauty Wen written
10 csTes 10 er-,ched with a quantity OF
-sn -ssce a'- ..-;ons Il fings new glamour
7'''rI - masterpieces IN ''pfe''
n0nle- ..o objects TO be described under
Why a's n;ra,aerie? The name comes ron
e heaa oi A,''', - T,inant. on the Meuse, in BEL
e little low +,e Lead among those centres
IN ~ I'D a.s manufacture which maze 1He w. =,
'.a0e = -,ss,sval prosperity. ! ne pe0p'e =.
s-ks O - - sven in their heyday no great
s 'o"" .--.y,;sence. When they threw
71'e ~ +beir river they carved beneath
'4s -. opaint inscription; This orioge was
Ppt the Dinantois were silre"o
-o' - e.. their fashion. They a4lleo 'iieiii-
4 -,.n -he. Hansa League Al an carry
va - obtaining solid advantages ID
e1'1' - -. ,-orld and besides being rich
nei1---.. ,,,o-,zs-s and proud of their busf-
--,si-;ons they happened 70 discover III
- territory large deposits OF o>-'li-iiiie enc
:, :. .--.s;.-ts indispensable 10 their craI-
~ 80 s.,,e,onr2ent Of their authority and
e,,-ea5 of -.Dinanderie~ as word descrip-
- co-rsf7 articles Mr. Tavenor-f cry mas
!, neatly Illuminating passage Oh 1iie
=
.as 4-st came these wall hangings
= e eli know as "arras ar7d TIE Ilallafls as
- - s-e- sorts o. G1pe-y WHICH were oEn1-
= with a regular pattern II l-e y - aiis 90
r 5Is' a. -a-rp 0f diaper from 1p-es- the place
- = Vic -5-Sr rl26e. while me lneiy spun
TT 81 - ali ear7bric came from CaE-1hral. The
= = '. -.-5 or Client has beer perTet Iated III the
- or-.s and tfle E1nsiish SSUnilel. anc IN the
- though We snail presently see that
: uss r,e.tile- the 1irST nor ne l-Sl IoWIl 10 ce
- n he manufacture Il brass AID copper
srse 80 y -,-r.5-,cts were known throughout
=. So me Le-act as Dl-a1-erie
- & considerable history Of very human
This study Of 4 peculiarly technical sub
= ne would SUPPOSE that Dinant, indus
md wealthy had been governed with
-el eoo6 sense. As . matter Of fact, the
--.,-k we're turbulent and reckless. They
- 81 : lonC quarrel with Bouvigne, just
-oss ne river. and 50 persisted in their mill
-. zs7y hat II I'll fifteenth century Philippe
77, sg1t Al army u thirty thousand men 10
- SGD 10 al The trouble. By the time the
- Ezs done there was nothing left Of Dinant
- he -uins Ct IL church. and though, CT
:. he place was Ultimately rebuilt II never
s--sd its dominating rank as q source Of