Old English embroidery : its technique and symbolism (1894)
St. Aubyn, Alan, Marshall, Hugh · London : H. Cox · leaf 102
es paintedon panel of the fifteenth, sixteenth, and during some part of theseventeenth century were originally let into the wainscot orpanelling of rooms and churches. The earliest fashion of wood panelling that prevailed was awainscot, or lining of the walls from the floor to the ceiling, or afew… … Tapestry ot the Sixteenth Century. DOMESTIC EMBROIDERY. 69 into two parts. The lower part, about three or four feet in height,and terminating in a moulding more or less ornamental. Fre-quently the upper part was covered with tapestry, as we often seein old pictures of interiors. • Paintings were…
Embroidery · Christian art and symbolism
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