Nightcap
1700-1724 (made)
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Man's nightcap of cream silk taffeta, in 4 shaped sections with rounded crown, turned-up brim. It is hand-painted in pattern of green and and yellow leaves, red flowers and cherries. As the brim and crown are one piece, the former was painted on the wrong side of the silk, so that the right side of the painting would show when the brim was turned up.
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Materials and techniques | Silk, gouache; hand-painted and hand-sewn |
Brief description | A man's night cap, Italian, 1700-1725; cream silk hand-painted with flowers and cherries. |
Physical description | Man's nightcap of cream silk taffeta, in 4 shaped sections with rounded crown, turned-up brim. It is hand-painted in pattern of green and and yellow leaves, red flowers and cherries. As the brim and crown are one piece, the former was painted on the wrong side of the silk, so that the right side of the painting would show when the brim was turned up. |
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Credit line | Bequeathed by the Rev. Dr. N.H.C. Ruddock |
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Accession number | 528-1898 |
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Record created | May 7, 2009 |
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