Quoting Robin Netherton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Is there a digital copy of this image anywhere?
Hmm. I think there's one on the CD of the facsimile of Machaut's
manuscript, sold as a music reference -- an early music friend of mine
says that the CD includes the illuminations as well as the page
On Sun, 25 Jun 2006, Susan B. Farmer wrote:
> > Now, back to the image you asked about. The Machaut manuscripts include
> > several women in surcotes. They are all on the early end of this timeline,
> > around 1350, and are among the evidence for the surcote being worn by
> > French noblewomen in
Quoting Robin Netherton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Sat, 24 Jun 2006, otsisto wrote:
Someone told me that sideless surcoats were only worn by royalty, yet
I found a picture for a French manuscript by Guilaume de Machault that
shows a lady in waiting in what appears to be a "brocade" sidless. So
i
> Thanks for all the hints - I might try this one first. Any type of
> vinegar? I've got both white and apple cider.
> Cheers, Aylwen
>
Usually one would use white vinegar. But I suppose cider vinegar would
work in a pinch
Diana
> Diana Habra wrote:
>
>>>I need to fix a red cloak that kee
Thanks for all the hints - I might try this one first. Any type of
vinegar? I've got both white and apple cider.
Cheers, Aylwen
Diana Habra wrote:
I need to fix a red cloak that keeps rubbing off its colour all over the
linen shirt. It has red velveteen inside and black velveteen outside and
i
Yep. :)
Thank you,
De
-Original Message-
Does this help?
--Robin
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