Kim and others:
I put a picture of the lace up on Flickr -- it's still at the top on the
photostream page. Gold braid with silver spangles.
Thanks everybody for your help!
Nancy,
Connecticut, USA
On Sat, Jul 10, 2021 at 8:26 PM Kim Davis wrote:
Please send a photo of your picture, it
Nancy,
Please send a photo of your picture, it sounds interesting!
There are a patterns that look like Le Pompe in New
Modelbuch, also. Since these books were not sold bound,
I have found each copy is slightly different. If you send me
a pic I would be happy to look through
Happy to help! I've been working on a Renaissance lace project, so I always
keep Le Pompe close at hand.
I hope you're able to identify your lace! Would love to see a photo of it
in the Flickr account. :)
Best,
Elena
On Sat, Jul 10, 2021 at 5:48 PM N.A. Neff wrote:
> Now THAT was FAST!
>
>
The Metropolitan Museum of Art scanned most of its pattern books and put
them on line. Try a google search of âle pompe Metropolitan Museum of
Artâ
Not sure of whether it is true of Le Pompe, but often these books are not
uniform in content like books today because they were published as a
Hi Nancy,
It's not a PDF, but the Met has a copy of the first Le Pompe pattern book
that is fully scanned with high resolution images available online (they're
open access). Here's a link:
Now THAT was FAST!
Thank you Elena!!
Nancy
On Sat, Jul 10, 2021 at 5:46 PM Elena Kanagy-Loux
wrote:
> Hi Nancy,
>
> It's not a PDF, but the Met has a copy of the first Le Pompe pattern book
> that is fully scanned with high resolution images available online (they're
> open access). Here's a
Hi everybody,
I have a PDF of the second book of Le Pompe, but I haven't been able to
find a scan of the entire first book, only what is in Levey and Payne. I'm
looking for the pattern for the lace I bought at auction. It looks like it
should be out of Le Pompe but it's not in the "libro
