http://pintura.aut.org/BU04?Autnum=11507Empnum=0Inicio=91
Scroll down to portrait of a woman. look at all the slash work and white
gloves.
http://pintura.aut.org/BU04?Autnum=11507Empnum=0Inicio=61
Scroll down to Salomé con la cabeza de San Juan Bautista #12 I can't tell if
it is lace or pearlwork
Maybe a Persian coat?
Can you remove the quilting without leaving marks or permanent stitch holes?
With satin, you are looking more at Renaissance fudging then Medieval,
especially shiny satin. Your also looking at winter attire with this satin
as it does not breath. Plus you should not make
http://www.wga.hu/frames-e.html?/html/c/cranach/lucas_e/5/01duke.html
Katharina again in an even better view.
http://pintura.aut.org/BU04?Autnum=11507Empnum=0Inicio=61
Scroll down to Salomé con la cabeza de San Juan Bautista #12 I can't tell if
it is lace or pearlwork or both.
Love the
Sharon Collier wrote:
Dangerous Liaisons ISBN# 9-780300-107142 (I'm not sure if the 9 is part
of the number.
It is. The new 13-digit ISBNs all start with 978.
Kate Bunting
Cataloguing Data Quality Librarian
University of Derby
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Yes, it is. It's a company that specializes on drafting patterns, modern, of
course, and they sell a magazine which includes a pattern drafting section. The
magazines are two: Damenrundschau and Herrenrundschau. They publish books
that collect the articles in the magazines, sorted by topic,
Though this is allegorical and Cranach tends to have fanciful stuff, it
doesn't explain the lacy stuff under the left arm. The hemd is painted to
be very sheer and there looks to be something very sheer under the forearm
but the angle of the white speckle could be pearlwork on a sheer material or
Sylrog asked:
I'm a bit confused. Are you asking Kinkos to make copies for you or
are they walking around policing people to see what they are making
copies of by themselves?
Yes, I have seen Kinkos staff snooping around. More often, I've seen a
customer ask for help with a machine, and
As I said in a previous posting, Kinko's got into MAJOR copyright-
violation trouble ten or so years ago and since then their policy has
been Extreme Vigilance, to the point of absurdity. If you have
something other than your own typescript or your own drawings to
copy, go somewhere else.
Page 8 of this pdf document looks promising. It is pretty small, but I bet
you the first 3 are what you are looking for.
Sg
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From: Zuzana Kraemerova [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2007 3:21 AM
Subject: Re:
Yeah, that gown has been on my to-do list for a while. It's stunning!
Sharon Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ooo, lookit the one that's two
down from Katharina... it's black with
a gold-coloured placket and all those PEARLS!!! I want to make that
one... the hat's a little wacky, but oh wow,
Another used book source is half.com, which is the non-auction branch
of e-Bay. It's not great for the rarer costume books that we
listmembers like, but it's worth checking first. This is where
people unload books for $2 to $10 or so, and they have good
descriptions for condition.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another used book source is half.com, which is the non-auction branch
of e-Bay. It's not great for the rarer costume books that we
listmembers like, but it's worth checking first. This is where
people unload books for $2 to $10 or so, and they have good
You might also go through alibris.com. They go through major book
searches, and the prices are extremely reasonable.
Arlys
On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 12:08:51 -0400 (EDT) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Another used book source is half.com, which is the non-auction
branch
of e-Bay. It's not great
Hi,
I dont mean to inturrupts but..
If you need help with the captions nd such,I spent 5 years in German schools
and though I 'm no official trnsltor,and it hs been while, Id love to help.
Bambi
Saragrace Knauf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Page 8 of this pdf document looks promising. It is
I'm looking for a copy of an article by Janet Arnold. The reference is:
Arnold, J., Elizabethan and Jacobean smocks and shirts, Waffenund
Kostumkunde, Pt. 2 (1977), pp 89-110.
Does anyone know where I can get a copy of this article?
Thanks!
Sandy Toscano
I haven't been able to get into this site all morning.
I think I know which picture you're talking about,
but I can't tell! Could someone send me a .jpg of it
directly?
MaggiRos
--- otsisto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Though this is allegorical and Cranach tends to have
fanciful stuff, it
Quoting Sandy Toscano [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm looking for a copy of an article by Janet Arnold. The reference is:
Arnold, J., Elizabethan and Jacobean smocks and shirts, Waffenund
Kostumkunde, Pt. 2 (1977), pp 89-110.
Does anyone know where I can get a copy of this article?
Your
I'll rather send this to all so that everyone who is interested can order
something. Here:
http://www.intelligenzbestien.wz.cz/images/rundschau.pdf
is a list of things they offer, and there should be all information necessary
for the order. The first two books are the ones that come in
Yes but the question is, if you're copying out of a
book or magazine, does someone come around and stop
you?
MaggiRos
--- Ruth Anne Baumgartner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
As I said in a previous posting, Kinko's got into
MAJOR copyright-
violation trouble ten or so years ago and since then
I seem to be having problems as well. I'll see if it is on another site. In
the mean time found this
http://worldart.sjsu.edu/VieO4319$18982*2454744
As for the black w/pearls, a large clearer image
http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/image.asp?id=23244
Found it
In a message dated 10/8/2007 11:54:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Another used book source is half.com, which is the non-auction branch
of e-Bay. It's not great for the rarer costume books that we
listmembers like, but it's worth checking first. This is where
I prefer to buy from dealers I know, but usually it's just combing
through the stock and seeing if there's anything interesting. I'll
still ask if they can find something they don't have in stock,
usually waiting until I decide I can't live without it anymore.
In that case, I've used
Personally, when I want a rare antiquarian book where an expert vendor
describes every nuance of the condition in paragraphs of detail, I go to
an antiquarian bookseller (and one with a return policy, though I never
order anything unless I'm sure I want it, so I very rarely return
anything).
The hemd is painted to be very sheer and there looks to be something very
sheer under the forearm
I'm not sure that it is. It looks more like there was a belt
originally that was painted over. The curve matches the way he painted
them in other artworks.
but the angle of the white speckle
discusssion picture
http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/image.asp?id=23232
It might be lace. This sort of looks like a possibility
http://www.costumes.org/HISTORY/renaissance/lace/7.gif
though it is not German.
It is also 1598 so yes it's a far reach. :)
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The hemd
The only jobs my truelove and I have tried to take to Kinko's have
been oversized paper or color xeroxing, and for both we had to go to
the desk and ask someone to do the copying for usprecipitating
horrified refusals (see my earlier post for details). We don't go in
there anymore--we
A persian coat might work. It is a fairly thick comforter it would be
warm. It is a little shiny though. I just know I am never going to use it
again as a bedspread and thought I could put it to use.
Well thank you for the ideas, and if anyone thinks of anything else by all
means please share
Just out of curiosity would his name be Richard Collins?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of MaggiRos
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 5:33 PM
To: Historical Costume
Subject: RE: [h-cost] Valuation of collection
I have a friend who is both a
A publisher friend of mine wants to find someone to license and market,
for mass manufacture, many years' worth of batik designs, only a small
number of which are represented on:
http://www.alicewalkerbatik.com/Gallery/
Personally, I want the butterfly design on a velvet cape (a real shaped
Lavolta Press wrote:
A publisher friend of mine wants to find someone to license and
market, for mass manufacture, many years' worth of batik designs, only
a small number of which are represented on:
Check out the Surface Design Association
http://www.surfacedesign.org/
They may offer
Also, check Amazon/Canada and Amazon/UK. I got a copy of Queen Elizabeth's
Wardrobe:Unlock'd that way.
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