I think this is the way i get a message to Jerri.
I would like to email her re "glass Lace bobbins" and another topic also.
brid...@bigpond.com
Thanks
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I am in discussion with the Met. So far i have established that they do
not charge for use of the images, the usual acknowledgement required.
That is fine.
We will see what else will emerge
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Aug. 15. Sorry, sorry, sorry. I took a class with Veronika Irvine today and
my brain is depleted.
Devon
On Tue, Aug 11, 2020 at 6:45 PM Roberta S Donnelly
wrote:
> Good evening! Ok. I'm confused. Maria's note said Aug. 15. Yours said
> Sept. 15. I would like to see this. So which is it?
>
During the IOLI's virtual lace convention UnCon we put on three lace talks
using Zoom webinar technology. These were very popular with our members and
we have decided we should do more of them.
The first talk in this series will be one that we were hoping to include in
the UnCon but we didn't have
Dear Brian,
Thank you as always for sharing your research.
It’s true that the Met made many images available to the public in recent
years, but those that still have copyright limitations generally come from
restrictions put in place by the donor or the artist. However, it’s my
understanding
If you follow Brian's link to the Met Bobbins, once you get there, if you
click on the bobbin image, it will take you to a little more information. For
the inscribed bobbins, under "Signatures, Inscriptions, and Markings" it will
list the words on the bobbins. Then you can refer to Brian's work
