Plate I. A-The Veil of St. Anne (Folded Twice to Reduce the Width). Islamic. Eleventh-Century. Fine Linen Gauze; 1.50 by 3.10 m. (Cathedral of Apt, Vaucluse, France); B-The Uppermost Roundel in Its Present Condition; C-The Same Roundel As It Appears in a Copy at the Cathedral. The Veil of Saint Anne
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate II. A, B-The Middle and Lowest Roundels in Their Present Condition. Two Early Figured Silks ("Clavi"), from Egypt. A-Woven without the Use of a Scale-Harness; B-Woven with the Use of a Scale-Harness. (Victoria and Albert Museum). Shorter Notices: The Veil of Saint Anne
Silk Fabric Woven at Baghdad. Eleventh Century. A-43 by 50.8 cm. (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) B-9.5 by 17 cm. (Mr. Elsberg). Another Silk Fabric Woven at Baghdad