Portrait
1625-1650 (made)
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Embroidered portrait of Charles I looking to the left. Bust portrait of embroidered white silk satin with silks and applied to green satin in split, satin, and long and short stitches. The king is wearing a falling lace collar, a black doublet with the sleeves slit to show the shirt, and an order worn on a blue ribbon. Oval border of metal point and sequins.
Object details
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Materials and techniques | Embroidered silk satin with silks, applied to satin, metal and sequins |
Brief description | Portrait of Charles I of embroidered silk satin with silks, England, 1625-1650 |
Physical description | Embroidered portrait of Charles I looking to the left. Bust portrait of embroidered white silk satin with silks and applied to green satin in split, satin, and long and short stitches. The king is wearing a falling lace collar, a black doublet with the sleeves slit to show the shirt, and an order worn on a blue ribbon. Oval border of metal point and sequins. |
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Production type | small batch |
Credit line | Given by Lady Prendergast |
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Associated object | 812-1891 (Group) |
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Accession number | T.175-1961 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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