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Standen, Edith A., "European Post-Medieval Tapestries and Related Hangings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, (2 Volume Set)"

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Standen, Edith A., "European Post-Medieval Tapestries and Related Hangings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, (2 Volume Set)"

Standen, Edith A., "European Post-Medieval Tapestries and Related Hangings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, (2 Volume Set)"
Publisher: Metropolitan Museum of Art | 1985 | ISBN: 0870994069/0300086032 | English | PDF | 847 pages | 143.47 Mb

Catalog of the large pictorial embroideries and fabrics produced in Europe, or after European designs, from the beginning of the Renaissance until the present century. Pieces from the chief manufacturing centers–Flanders and France–are well represented, as are examples from England, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Russia.
Volume I

Foreword
Philippe de Montebello

Introduction

Frequently Cited Sources

Acknowledgments

The Netherlands: Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries
Catalogue numbers 1–39

France: Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries
Catalogue numbers 40–44

France: The Gobelins
Catalogue numbers 45–62

Volume II

France: Beauvais
Catalogue numbers 63–91

France: Aubusson
Catalogue numbers 9 2–104

France: Savonneire Manufactory and Seventeenth–Century Embroideries
Catalogue numbers 105–118

England and Ireland
Catalogue numbers 119–136

Other Countries
Germany, catalogue numbers 137–140
Italy, catalogue numbers 141–146
Poland, catalogue numbers 147, 148
China, catalogue number 149
Russia, catalogue numbers 150, 151
Spain, catalogue number 152

Concordance of Accession and Catalogue Numbers

Index


From Library Journal
This scholarly two-volume catalog of the Metropolitan's European post-Medieval wall and furniture tapestries has been meticulously researched and produced. Each tapestry is presented individually with a description and a photograph (most are black-and-white) and information as applicable about its condition, the source of the design, the subject, the weaver and date, related tapestries, history of the piece, and previous exhibitions and publications. Because of its dry prose, specialized subject matter, and accumulation of details valuable to researchers, this work is an important acquisition only for museum and other specialized or research collections. Kathryn W. Finkelstein, M.L.S., Cincinnati

Standen, Edith A., "European Post-Medieval Tapestries and Related Hangings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, (2 Volume Set)"


Standen, Edith A., "European Post-Medieval Tapestries and Related Hangings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, (2 Volume Set)"