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... produced objects . Flaxman was the most famous artist employed by Josiah Wedgwood for the designing of some of the pieces of jasperware produced at his factory . Some of Wedg- wood's black basalt ware even attempted to copy exactly ...
... produced objects . Flaxman was the most famous artist employed by Josiah Wedgwood for the designing of some of the pieces of jasperware produced at his factory . Some of Wedg- wood's black basalt ware even attempted to copy exactly ...
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... ( produced 1892 ) , demonstrated that this wit could revi- talize the rusty machinery of French drama . In the same year , rehearsals of his macabre play Salomé , written in French and designed , as he said , to make his audience shudder ...
... ( produced 1892 ) , demonstrated that this wit could revi- talize the rusty machinery of French drama . In the same year , rehearsals of his macabre play Salomé , written in French and designed , as he said , to make his audience shudder ...
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... produced in bottles after de - aeration , and this technique could be adapted to multibottle operations . Di- rect carbonation is frequently practiced with cold wine in pressure tanks , and if the stream of gas is finely divided , good ...
... produced in bottles after de - aeration , and this technique could be adapted to multibottle operations . Di- rect carbonation is frequently practiced with cold wine in pressure tanks , and if the stream of gas is finely divided , good ...
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