It's happened again! My message has appeared in the digest without its text. I
don't understand it, but will try again. I've switched to plain text, which
may work better.
From: bridgetmar...@msn.com
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: RE: [lace] The Laughing Cavalier' Lace
Date: Mon, 8 May 012 1
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I guess that Linda doesn't belong to either The Lace Guild or IOLI as the
magazines produced by both these organisations have regular items about the
early English laces and how to make them, and very interesting reading they
are too.
She is quite right that there is a similarity between
I've just come across a website showing the famous portrait,
The Laughing Cavalier:
http://wallacelive.wallacecollection.org:8080/eMuseumPlus?service=ExternalInterfacemodule=collectionobjectId=64959
If you click on the photo a separate window opens, showing an
enlargement in which you can see
I have always loved that painting since I was 11 years old and it hung on
the wall of my classroom, I loved the lace even then although I did not know
what it was at the time, just knew I loved his clothes. Funny that I should
become a lacemaker later in life
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
Sue M
