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Identifier: examplesofhouseh00smit (find matches)
Title: Examples of household taste
Year: 1875 (1870s)
Authors: Smith, Walter, 1836-1886 Smith, Walter, 1836-1886. Industrial art of the International Exhibition
Subjects: Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) Decorative arts
Publisher: New York, R. Worthington
Contributing Library: Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library
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Silverware : Queensland Court. of two parts—the ground and the pattern ; though, strictly speaking, this is notthe case, as in some kinds of lace there is really no ground at all, the figuresmaking the pattern being joined together without any intermediate network. The manner of making lace differs in different localities, so that the fabricis generally known by the name of the town or district where it is manufac-tured. But some of the names now in use are simply traditional of kinds oflace no longer manufactured. In some instances, indeed, though specimens of INDUSTRIAL ART. 181
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Lace Curtain : Court of Switzerland. the work have been preserved, the manner of making it has been lost, and allattempts to re-discover it have been unsuccessful. The most costly of all lace I 82 THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1876. is that known as Point dAleneon, so named after the town where Colbert, thefamous minister of Louis XIV, established the lace-workers whom he broughtover from Venice. It is the most exquisite and elaborate of all fabrics, beingmade entirely with the needle. A writer in one of the South Kensington ArtHand-books, to whom we are indebted for much of our information on thissubject, describes the way in which this lace is made as follows:— The pattern is printed off on pieces of green parchment, about ten incheslong, each segment numbered in its order; the pattern is then pricked through

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  • booksubject:Centennial_Exhibition__1876___Philadelphia__Pa__
  • booksubject:Decorative_arts
  • bookpublisher:New_York__R__Worthington
  • bookcontributor:Sterling_and_Francine_Clark_Art_Institute_Library
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  • bookleafnumber:196
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