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Textile Fabrics / A Descriptive Catalogue of the Collection of Church-vestments, Dresses, Silk Stuffs, Needlework and Tapestries, forming that Section of the Museum cover

Textile Fabrics / A Descriptive Catalogue of the Collection of Church-vestments, Dresses, Silk Stuffs, Needlework and Tapestries, forming that Section of the Museum

Chapter 44: ILLUSTRATIONS.
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The catalogue surveys a museum collection of woven textiles, vestments, needlework and tapestries, describing raw materials (wool, cotton, hemp, flax, silk, gold and silver), silk types and regional weaving styles, embroidery techniques and accessories, tapestry traditions and carpets, and the iconography, liturgical, heraldic, botanical and zoological motifs found on pieces; it also treats manufacturing processes, places of production, and practical uses of the collection for historians, artists and manufacturers, explaining technical terms and offering structural classifications to guide study and design.

ILLUSTRATIONS.

No. Page
84. Hood of a Cope. Embroidered (Coloured plate). Flemish, 16th century Frontispiece 3
1269. Silk and Gold Damask. Sicilian, 14th century 37
1362. Silk Damask. (Coloured plate.) North Italian, 16th century 74
1376. Part of the Orphrey of a Chasuble. German, 15th century 82
1376. Part of the Orphrey of the same Chasuble. German, 15th century 82
4068. Strip of Raised Velvet. (Coloured plate.) North Italian, 16th century 90
7004. Silk Damask. Italian, late 16th century 113
7039. Silk Damask. Byzantine, 14th century 123
7043. Silk Damask. Sicilian, 15th century 125
7795. Silk Damask (Back of a Burse). Italian, 16th century 145
8264. Silk and Gold Tissue. Sicilian, early 14th century 166
8265. Linen and Silk Textile. Spanish, late 14th century 166
8331. Lace Embroidery. Milanese, late 16th century 197
8605. Silk Damask. Italian, 14th century 230
8607. Silk Damask. Sicilian, 14th century 231
8626. Silk Damask. Italian, end of 14th century 239
8667. Silk and Gold Embroidery. Portion of an Orphrey. (Coloured plate.) German, 15th century 252
8702. Silk and Linen Damask. Florentine, 16th century 264
8704. Part of the Orphrey of a Chasuble. Flemish, very late 15th century 264
9182. Part of the Orphrey of the Syon Monastery Cope. English, 13th century 275