England, Circa 1780 : “textile Project I/v”
Englandcirca 1780 : “Textile Design I/V,” pen and gray wash53 x 36 cm (sheet size).
Signs of handling.
Decorated with bindweed, cornflowers, and insects.
These designs were intended to serve as patterns for embroiderers (often of Indian) who worked on silk taffeta to create the textiles used for the dresses of the Ladies of the Court.
These five designs come from a Christie’s auction in 2002.
Please feel free to ask us for photos or additional information by email or phone.
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Signs of handling.
Decorated with bindweed, cornflowers, and insects.
These designs were intended to serve as patterns for embroiderers (often of Indian) who worked on silk taffeta to create the textiles used for the dresses of the Ladies of the Court.
These five designs come from a Christie’s auction in 2002.
Please feel free to ask us for photos or additional information by email or phone.
More photos and many other items are available at our store in Pau and on our Proantic website.
180 €
Period: 18th century
Style: English Style
Condition: Good condition
Reference (ID): 1811383
Availability: In stock
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