Not currently on display at the V&A

Hanging

1670-1699 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Hanging of linen and cotton, embroidered with coloured worsteds. Pattern of interlacing and wavy tree trunks, bearing large roses leaves and sprays of roses, lilies and other flowers, amongst which brightly coloured birds are perched. At the base is represented undulating ground, with a leopard pursuing a stag, a Chinese pavilion and bowl of flowers, and blossoming plants


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Cotton and linen, embroidered in long and short, satin, chain and stem stitch, French knots and laid and couched work
Brief description
embroidered, 1670-1699, English; Crewelwork
Physical description
Hanging of linen and cotton, embroidered with coloured worsteds. Pattern of interlacing and wavy tree trunks, bearing large roses leaves and sprays of roses, lilies and other flowers, amongst which brightly coloured birds are perched. At the base is represented undulating ground, with a leopard pursuing a stag, a Chinese pavilion and bowl of flowers, and blossoming plants
Dimensions
  • Length: 190.5cm
  • Width: 248cm
Dimensions taken from paper catalogue - not checked on object
Object history
Purchased by the V&A in October 1904 for £30 from the Decorative Needlework Society Ltd, 17 Sloane Street, London
Subjects depicted
Collection
Accession number
1390-1904

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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