Lace Exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum

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Report by Catherine T. D. Fox on the 1919 lace exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, organized largely for the Needle and Bobbin Club. It describes the Woodward collection and loans of needlepoint, bobbin and Irish laces, court veils, and a special installation of about twenty-five filet pieces, including Sicilian, Portuguese and Italian examples and an Orpheus panel after Vavassori's 1546 pattern book. Illustrated with photographs of filet panels; it closes with a short note on Mary Stuart's will and filet.

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Date
1919
Language
English
Pages
7
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