This is going to need some photos, so Iâll write a LaceNews article about
it.
Laurie
From: DevonThein
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2019 3:37 PM
To: Laurie Waters ; lace@arachne.com; Jeri Ames
Cc: lswaters...@comcast.net; bennin...@gmail.com
Subject: RE: [lace] A Rembrandt discovered due to the
Could Laurie share with us a bit of the discussion about why this is obviously
not bobbin lace?
Devon
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If you will notice in the comments section on the New York Times article on
the Rembrandt, I've put in a comment saying that this is obviously not
bobbin lace, but needle lace. The painting is so good that you can easily
tell. This has been discussed a little offline, and others are agreeing
Dear Historians - especially those new to the study of Lace,
The New York Times article from Devon leads me to recommend a book about the
period when Rembrandt was painting. Devon mentions Sweden's king and the
wearing of a red ribbon to secure the end of a thin braid. This is very
clearly
