60. Tapestry Depicting Boys with Baskets. 248.9 by 251.5 cm. (Victoria and Albert Museum).
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61. Armorial Tapestry of Ralph Montagu. (Collection the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, Boughton House).
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62. Tapestry Woven Panel with a Cotton Warp and Woollen Weft, Designed by Edward McKnight Kauffer. 1932. 217 by 74 cm. Recent Textile Acquisitions at the V. & A.
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64. Detail from Bobbin Lace Flounce, by John Tucker. [Currently catalogued as manufactured by John Tucker but designed by Mary Tucker] English (Devonshire). 1867. Recent Textile Acquisitions at the V. & A.
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65. Detail from Table Cover, Manufactured by Alexander Morton & Co., Darvel, Scotland. c.1900. Jacquard Woven Wool, 160 by 195.5 cm. Recent Textile Acquisitions at the V. & A.
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63. Fan. Italian. c.1620. Card with Wire Supports, Covered in Green Silk with découpé Straw-Work and Gilt Paper. Recent Textile Acquisitions at the V. & A.
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66. Fragment from The Elements. French (Munster). 1820s. Plate-Printed Cotton, 82 by 61 cm. Recent Textile Acquisitions at the V. & A.
Book Review
Catalogue of Laces and Embroideries in the Collection of the Hispanic Society of America
Tresor de l'Art Dentellier. Repertoire des Dentelles a la main de tous les pays, depuis leur origine jusqu'a nos jours |
author: Carlier de Lantsheere, A.
Plate I. Gift of Mr. Louis Clarke to the Victoria and Albert Museum. First Half of 17th Century; 3′ 2″ × 2′ 7½″. Milanese Bobbin Lace with Hunting Scenes
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Plate II. Gift of Mr. Louis Clarke to the Victoria and Albert Museum. Late 17th Century; 2′ 5½″ × 1′ 6½″. Milanese Bobbin Lace with Hunting Scenes
Details of Portraits Showing Ruffs and Other Collars. (A) Laced Standing Band or Neck Whisk. "Sackville, Earl of Dorset", 1615; Miniature by Isaac Oliver (Victoria and Albert Museum). (B) Fan-Shaped Standing Band or Whisk. "Elizabeth Brydges, Lady Kennedy"; M. Gheeraedts, 1612 (Duke of Bedford). (C) Large Open "Fan" Ruff, Backed with Laced Rebato. "Lady of the Pitti Family"; Painter Unknown, c. 1600 (The Uffizi). (D) Medium Ruff Open in Front with Flattened or "Patenty" Sets. "Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex"; M. Gheeraedts, c. 1595 (Duke of Bedford). (E) Typical Great Cartwheel Ruff and Formal Sets. "William, Lord Russell of Thornhaugh"; Painter Unknown, c. 1585 (Duke of Bedford). (F) Small Open Ruff with Double "Dovetailed" Sets. So-Called "Wife of Charles V" c. 1560-1565 [?]; Coello [?] (Mr. Louis Raphael). Shakespearian Dress Notes-II
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Fig. 3-Sets "À la Confusion". (A) Van Dyck; (B) Goltzius, 1612
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Fig. 5-Treble Ruff - Strings
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Fig. 1-Flattened or "Patenty" Sets
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Fig. 2 - Cart-Wheel Ruff, Narrow Sets, Spanish Type
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Fig. 4-Falling Ruff
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Fig. 6-(A) Ruff Supported on Supportasse or Wired Rebato; (B) Falling Band Supported on Pickadil; (a) The Pickadil