L'école de Dentelles de Vienne [The Lace School at Vienna]
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A 1903 article from the French journal Art et Décoration on the lace school in Vienna and the revival of Austrian lace after the 1900 Paris Exposition. It covers how provincial lace schools, the Museum of Art and Industry's design studio and the Kunstgewerbeschule worked together, and how Professor Hrdlicka turned lace design from copying Renaissance lace to floral motifs from nature. It describes the needle lace and bobbin lace classes at the Vienna school and comments on illustrated pieces: fans, collars, a doily, a handkerchief and borders.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- May 1903
- Language
- French
- Pages
- 8
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