Dalmatic
1740-1743 (made)
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Dalmatic made of white satin brocaded in silver-gilt filé and frisé threads, and with four widths of silk which are joined on the shoulders. The sleeves are formed by two further widths joined under the arms. There are tassels at the shoulders which match the fringe. The silk has a long repeat, which is disguised, as two similar but not identical sprays of large flowers succeed one another. There are linked by a curling stem which forms an asymmetrical cartouche, a feature of Garthwaite's designs of 1743. Green yellow fringe. Red lining.
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Materials and techniques | Silk satin brocaded in silver-gilt filé and frisé threads |
Brief description | Dalmatic made of satin brocaded in silver-gilt filé and frisé threads, possibly made in Spitalfields, 1740-1743 |
Physical description | Dalmatic made of white satin brocaded in silver-gilt filé and frisé threads, and with four widths of silk which are joined on the shoulders. The sleeves are formed by two further widths joined under the arms. There are tassels at the shoulders which match the fringe. The silk has a long repeat, which is disguised, as two similar but not identical sprays of large flowers succeed one another. There are linked by a curling stem which forms an asymmetrical cartouche, a feature of Garthwaite's designs of 1743. Green yellow fringe. Red lining. |
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Object history | Purchased. Registered File number 1986/211. The design used is very similar to those of Anna Maria Garthwaite. The dress from which the dalmatic was made could have been from one season later that the humeral veil (T.73-1986). Technical Details: Satin brocaded in silver gilt filé, frisé and clinquant, the brocaded wefts bound in 4/1 twill, now mostly only visible as a diagonal line. |
Production | Trimming dates from ca. 1900-1925. |
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Accession number | T.74-1986 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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