I, too, wish to send my sympathies to all those in Paris - especially the
Lacemakers and their families.
One cannot get one's head around all the hate in the world today, and the
atrocities perpetrated because of it.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz.
lizl...@bigpond.com
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Hi Devon,
I am sorry I didn't see your query earlier, been busy and not following
Arachne for a while. Two years ago when in Paris, went to Chantilly saw
the Chateau there and then went on into the town and found the lace
Museum a small three roomed place in the Municipal area [not the
the very
name Cluny devolves from lace at the Cluny museum. Ditto the Orsay, although
their decorative arts were of better quality than the Musee des Arts
Decoratifs, making us wish we hadn't wasted our time by going to there first,
hoping for lace.
In response to my query about lace in Paris
Dear friends,
I was able to spend 5 nights in Paris in April, (the week before Easter)
with my SIL from Adelaide. And now she has asked me to join her again in
September.
Any recommendations of what places are interesting. In April I did visit
the Fan Museum by myself, the Louvre with my
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From: pene piip lt;p...@eggo.orggt;
To: Arachne Arachne lt;lace@arachne.comgt;
Sent: Tue, Jul 1, 2014 10:22 am
Subject: [lace] Lace in Paris
Dear friends,
I was able to spend 5 nights in Paris in April, (the week before Easter)
with my SIL from Adelaide
I am planning a trip to Paris and am wondering if there is any lace on
display. I am investigating the Musee des Arts Decoratifs and the Musee de la
Mode et du Textile. Does anyone know whether there is lace on display at
either of these, or possibly both?
My understanding is that the
