No , but I happened across a lovely folding fan from late Roman in N.
England at the Yorkshire Museum in York. I think that I have a picture
around here somewhere if anyone is interested.
Beth
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No , but I happened across a lovely folding fan from late Roman in N.
England at the Yorkshire Museum in York. I think that I have a picture
around here somewhere if anyone
Oh yes please!!
Monica
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No , but I happened across a lovely folding fan from late Roman
Just got a new catalog of the exhibit Mit grossen Freuden, Triumph and
Kostlichkeit in today. Item #31 (pp80-81) is a lovely gold on blue Brise
Fan (Italian) from the beginning of the 17th century (Inventory # R6125).
The book is:
Textile Schätze Aus Renaissance Und Barock Aus Den Sammlungen
Nancy, there's a gilt brass handle for a feather fan in the VA. It's from
Venice, c1550. Go to the VA's collections search page at
http://tinyurl.com/5ofgk and enter the handle's museum number - 105-1882.
Bella
The Realm of Venus
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Does anyone
Does anyone know of any extant 15th or 16th century fans? I am curious as
to materials used as well as techniques. If any are in the VA, please let me
know as I am planning a visit there.
Thank you,
Nancy Stengel Ulmer
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