Textile
1766 (made)
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Textile of block-printed cotton with applied colour and finished by pencilling. With a design of four vertical repeating patterns of climbing and entwined greenery and roses. With some roses in full-flower and some in bud. The intervening spaces are scattered with dragonflies and beetles. Colours of green, red and cream on a pink ground. Bound with pink satin.
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Materials and techniques | Block-printed cotton, bound with satin |
Brief description | Textile of block-printed cotton, made by Jean-Rodolphe Wetter, France, 1766 |
Physical description | Textile of block-printed cotton with applied colour and finished by pencilling. With a design of four vertical repeating patterns of climbing and entwined greenery and roses. With some roses in full-flower and some in bud. The intervening spaces are scattered with dragonflies and beetles. Colours of green, red and cream on a pink ground. Bound with pink satin. |
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Production | Manufactured by Jean-Rodolphe Wetter whose manufactory was in Orange. It still retains its chef de piece which describes where made. |
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Bibliographic reference | Sarah Grant, Toiles de Jouy. French Printed Cottons, V&A Publishing, 2010, p. 19, Fig. 13 (detail). |
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Accession number | T.199-1953 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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