Lace is often very faithfully depicted on portraits from that era, so
the National Portrait Gallery would be worth a visit if images of lace
are of interest to eke out the surviving real pieces....
(It's years since I've been there, but I seem to remember some
spectacularly detailed lace on portraits of Elizabethan notables...)
Beth
in a damp, grey Cheshire (NW England)
On 22/12/12 21:05, Jennifer McNitt wrote:
I'm considering taking a trip to London next year, and I was wondering if
there are any particular places I should visit to view early laces outside of
the V&A which is already on my schedule. I'm primarily interested in
Tudor/Elizabethan era laces.
Thanks!
Jen
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