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Sweater and Sash

ca. 1970 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Man's machine-knitted sweater and sash with a deep rolled collar. Hip-length with long sleeves and a matching knotted fringe sash to tie at the waist. Knitted in a ground colour of slate blue with a repeating stylised tree motif in maroon and off-white. The body is straight with seams at the sides. The armholes have a free standing ribbed edge to give the effect of a matching sleeveless waistcoat worn over a roll-necked pullover. The sleeves are very slightly flared at the cuffs but otherwise are cut straight. There are knotted loops at either side of the waist for the sash.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Sweater
  • Sash
Materials and techniques
Machine knitted
Brief description
Knitted sweater and sash, designed by Bill Gibb, England, ca. 1970
Physical description
Man's machine-knitted sweater and sash with a deep rolled collar. Hip-length with long sleeves and a matching knotted fringe sash to tie at the waist. Knitted in a ground colour of slate blue with a repeating stylised tree motif in maroon and off-white. The body is straight with seams at the sides. The armholes have a free standing ribbed edge to give the effect of a matching sleeveless waistcoat worn over a roll-necked pullover. The sleeves are very slightly flared at the cuffs but otherwise are cut straight. There are knotted loops at either side of the waist for the sash.
Marks and inscriptions
'BILL GIBB / LONDON' (Woven label in black and white silk sewn at the back of the neck)
Credit line
Given by F.E. Deleurme, Baron de Louville
Collection
Accession number
T.176&A-1984

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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