I have just had a look at this catalogue. Wonderful.
I am especially intrigued by #30/31 - and when brought up in close-up, the
strips of appliqué on her dress appears to be gold and silver Lace - similar
to laces shown in Le Pompe, etc.
What do others think?
I had always felt that the early l
On 12/06/2011 12:49, Cherry Knobloch wrote:
If you want to spend HOURS looking at artwork, go to
http://www.masterart.com/
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Cherry Knobloch
Chesapeake, Va USA
Wow!
Thank you very much for this: not only have I just spent hours enjoying
the art and lace, but I've also found three new i
If you want to spend HOURS looking at artwork, go to http://www.masterart.com/
They have several gallery publications on-line, including the Weiss
catalogue, and many art and antique dealer's offerings. You can search for
lace and get a portraits from the dealers. There is also a crystal eperne
Thanks for posting this, it will be great fun to go through them all in
detail. I do not have it blown up to full size so am missing most of the
lace, but plate 10 is very similar to a pattern in Nuw Modelbuch. The
pattern is on page 18 and is titled "Fadermodel mit XXVI." This translates
roughl
A friend has sent me this link:-
http://www.weissgallery.com/catalogue/weiss25years.htm
It will take you to the on-line catalogue of the Weiss Gallery in
London, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a remarkable
exhibition. Portraits from the 16th and 17th centuries are their
speci
