Embroidered Fan. Designed by Lilian Archer 1914.
Embroidered Fan. Designed by Lilian Archer 1914.
Executed by Alice Archer. Owned by Mrs. Drinkwater. Art deco, Art Nouveau era.
Embroidered Fan. Designed by Lilian Archer 1914.
Tag Archives: Embroidery designs
Turkish embroidery 19th century.
Gauntlets and gloves. Tudor 16th century.
England 16th century white satin gauntlets, gloves.
Gauntlets and gloves. England 16th century.
Tudor fashion era.
Design for an embroidered chair back by Robert Anning Bell.
Embroidered chair back by Robert Anning Bell, R.W.S.
Embroidered chair back by Robert Anning Bell.
Art nouveau design
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Josef Pécsi Budapest. Costume Study 1911.
An Appreciation of the work of Ann Macbeth
The Artist and Suffragette Ann Macbeth c. 1900
An Appreciation of the work of Ann Macbeth 1875–1948.
Broderies. Les modes sous Louis XVI. La mode du rococo.
Broderies, Embroidery Louis XVI.
Embroidery. Lace. Fashion under Louis XVI., 1774 to 1789
(Late baroque, rococo fashion era)
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Broderies. Dentelles. Les modes sous Louis XV. La mode du rococo.
Broderies. Dentelles.
Rococo lace and embroidery. Louis XV fashion history from 1715 to 1774.
L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les modes sous Louis XV 1715-1774. La Mode du Rococo. Broderies. Dentelles. – Planche 9.
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Middle Ages Embroidery & Lace design. 13th to 15th century.
Embroidery & Lace design. 13th to 15th century.
Middle Ages Embroidery & Lace design. 13th to 15th century.
L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les modes du Moyen Age, de l’an 1037 à l’an 1461. Dentelles, Broderies. – Planche 9.
Bags by Else Wislicenus 1912
Bag with gold and pearl embroidery by Else Wislicenus
Bag with silk and beadwork by Else Wislicenus
Bags by Else Wislicenus 1912.
Bag with gold and pearl embroidery. Bag with silk and beadwork.
Else Wislicenus 1866-1948 ( born as Else Freudenberg at Rastatt Baden-Wurttemberg), married to the painter Max Wislicenus, was Head of Textiles at the State Academy of Fine and Applied Arts in Wroclaw (Breslau). The Breslau Academy was in the 20s and early 30s alongside the Bauhaus and the Frankfurt School to the most advanced learning institutions in the German Reich. Else Wislicenus was known through her beautiful beadwork; won among others at the Paris World Exhibition in 1900 for her exceptional work a gold medal. As the Bauhaus also the Breslau Academy was attacked by conservative circles for its innovative training enterprise and the artistic orientation of many teachers. In 1932 it was closed in the wake of Brüning’s emergency decrees. The work in the studios could be continued for a while. The works of many of the artists working here, however, were discriminated against as “degenerate art”.
Jewelry box in silk embroidery with glass beads and silver.
Free eBook: Deutscher Werkbund. Exhibition catalog Cologne 1914. Germany Yearbooks; Decoration and ornament 1915.