Re: [lace] Lace Event in Austria, April 10, 2016 Needs Translation

2016-04-08 Thread Ilske Thomsen
Dagobert Peche was THE lace-designer in his time. His designs are so beautiful 
but not all of them have been worked.
The best part of Hartmut Langer’s book are the numerous pictures (very small) 
of laces from Wiener Werkstätten. Text is not so much and not so informative as 
we all expected, why ever.

Ilske

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Re: [lace] Lace Event in Austria, April 10, 2016 Needs Translation

2016-04-08 Thread Beth Marshall

I'll offer a first attempt at at a transalation:

"Laces of the Viennese Services - Dagobert Peche"

I had to use babelfish for Werkstatte (my German is rudimentary) so if 
anyone knows an alternative/related meaning that fits better in the 
context please jump into the conversation...


Dagobert Peche sounds vaguely familiar and Dagobert is a man's name, so 
I guess Dagobert Peche was either a designer or the name of a lace 
dealer/manufacturing company
(peche is french for peach - or possibly sin, depending where the 
accents are in the original french, but most likely a family name in 
this non-French context)


Regards

Beth

Jeri wrote:
 However, one of today's notices mentions a Lace Event in Austria on 
Sunday, April 10. The address Laurie gave to look at details is: 
http://tinyurl.com/z72f793 Since the contact is Leopoldine Winkler, and 
the lecture is "Spitzen der Wiener Werkstatte - Dagobert Peche" by Dr. 
Harmut Lang, it occurred to me that it would be nice if someone would 
translate this.


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Re: [lace] Lace Event in Austria, April 10, 2016 Needs Translation

2016-04-08 Thread Sue Harvey
Reading all the lace events in Spain makes me wish I could just take off and 
visit each and every one, we have so few lace days now. I really miss them 
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
U.K. 
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[lace] Lace Event in Austria, April 10, 2016 Needs Translation

2016-04-08 Thread Jeriames
We need to keep lace history alive for today's young lacemakers, who have  
not studied numerous languages.  Even those whose grandparents spoke German  
are usually not learning that language in English-speaking nations.
 
Laurie Waters has given her subscribers a long list of lace events in  
Spain - too long to repeat here.
 
However, one of today's notices mentions a Lace Event in Austria  on 
Sunday, April 10.  The address Laurie gave to look at details is:
 
http://tinyurl.com/z72f793 
 
Since the contact is Leopoldine Winkler, and the lecture is "Spitzen der  
Wiener Werkstatte - Dagobert Peche" by Dr. Harmut Lang, it occurred to me 
that  it would be nice if someone would translate this.  
 
My memory goes way back, and I know there are people on Arachne who  are 
interested in laces made in this period in Austria.  We own books  by Winkler 
and Lang.  Help!  Someone!
 
It is only one paragraph, but may contain valuable information for one  of 
our lace researchers.
 
If someone attends Dr. Lang's lecture, please give us a review.
 
Jeri Ames in Maine USA
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center

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