Re: [h-cost] Holbein exhibit

At 05:26 23/11/2006, you wrote: Thank you Janet for sharing this. I see that there is a book on the collection, Holbein in England. Has anyone here seen the book, and is it worth getting for those rarely seen images, like the ones that for copyright restriction is not on the website? An

Re: [h-cost] Holbein exhibit

Thank you Janet for sharing this. I see that there is a book on the collection, Holbein in England. Has anyone here seen the book, and is it worth getting for those rarely seen images, like the ones that for copyright restriction is not on the website? And looking at Amazon.com, I se

[h-cost] Holbein exhibit

There's a nice on-line display of Holbein's English work at http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/exhibitions/holbein/default.shtm . Most of the pictures of women are already well-known but some of the men (and their clothes) were new to me. There are also a number of studies of jewelry. Janet

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I just got the copies of "Fashion" by the Kyoto Costume Museum, from Barnes & Noble.com, and I was surprised to find that they are really hardcover, not the not-quite-soft-cover (not sure what the binding was called) that I got when the book first came out. Katy -- Katy Bishop, Vintage Victorian

RE: [h-cost] shuttle

> Does someone have access to: > > Late Viking Age and Medieval Waterford: Excavations 1986-1992 (Hardcover) > by Maurice F. Hurley, Orla M.B. Scully, Sarah W.J. McCutcheon, S. Durack > (Illustrator), G. O'Neill (Illustrator) Institute of Public > Administration > (Oct 1997) ISBN: 1872002986 > > It

Re: [h-cost] conferences

Hi, No i must admit i had no idea about it, and am rather shocked that my Textile History Society dont make any tips about them in their magazines. They send out 4 times a year. When i worked at the Museum of Decorative Arts our boss usually gave us tips, including invitations to other events t

[h-cost] shuttle

Does someone have access to: Late Viking Age and Medieval Waterford: Excavations 1986-1992 (Hardcover) by Maurice F. Hurley, Orla M.B. Scully, Sarah W.J. McCutcheon, S. Durack (Illustrator), G. O'Neill (Illustrator) Institute of Public Administration (Oct 1997) ISBN: 1872002986 It is out of p

Re: [h-cost] conferences

Bjarne, My interests pretty much begin with late Roman and stop with 1600 or slightly later, so that's what I look for. I see a lot of things for later (18th century is your time?) . I'll try to remember to pass them on also. I think that I just assumed that you were already more aware of them

RE: [h-cost] Re: gores in skirt in late Middle ages???

Catching up on old email From: "otsisto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> *snip* I have seen at least two "Italian" dresses that look as if they have different colored gores from the rest of the dress but not in the style that is on the Chimera site. Can you point me in the direction of those Italian

Re: [h-cost] Fwd: [GBACGCostumers] Stolen Costume

again, the more people in our costuming community know about this, the better the chances are that we get the dress back to Deborah. LynnD On 11/20/06, Mary Llewellyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [message snipped] Would it be okay to forward this message to the various Faire and SCA lists? I'm

Re: [h-cost] dissapointed with a book

Hi Susan, Its a translation to english from a french researcher, who made fantastic work about clothing and culture, the different ranks and poor people two. Daniel Roche: The Culture Of Clothing - Dress And Fashion In The Ancien Regime . Paperback Past & Present Publications. Study of dress in

Re: [h-cost] dissapointed with a book

Bjarne, I have to agree about Philip Mansell's book, but for different reasons. I got it out of our School of Textile library (thankfully) and could check it out before buying it - which I won't do. I am very disappointed with the text (the writing style itself), the structure, and the researc