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Title: History of lace
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Palliser, Bury, Mrs., 1805-1878 Jourdain, Margaret Dryden, Alice
Subjects: Lace and lace making
Publisher: New York : C. Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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L.UK-.Making.—(After .Martin dv V«is.) the figures none, however, appear to be engaged in makinglace or, indeed, in any form of needlework. * Louvain dans le j^assc et dans le gra))hic, institutions, monuments,2ncscnt formation de la ville, evene- avvres dart, page 330. by Edwardmcnts, mcmorahles, territoire tojjo- van Even, published 189r». Plate XXXVI.
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Flemish. Portion of Bed Cover, Bobbin-made.—First half of seventeenth century. This is said to have belonged to Philip IV. of Spain. Above the Austrian eagle and crown is the collar of the Golden Fleece. The workmanship is of great skill. Victoria and Albert Museum. To face page 110. FLANDERS iii It has been suo:2:estecl that the Lace-maker makino; lacewith bobbins on a pillow with a drawer (alluded to byBaron EeifFenberg) in the triptych is taken from the above-mentioned engravings by Nicholas de Bruyel and Assuerusvan Londonzeel, after the drawings of Martin de Vos. The historian of the Duke of Burounclv declares Charles O -J the Bold to have lost his dentelles at the battle of Granson,1476 ; he does not state his authority. Probably they wereo-old or silver, for no other exist amons; his relics.; In Yecellios Corona of 1593 and 1596 are two designs ofgeometrical lace— ponto fiamengho and Manegetti diponto Fiamengo, point de Flandre. In 1651, Jacob v. Eyck, a Flemish poet, sang

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