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14
Mrz
2010
SCA visit & photos of an embroidered woollen tapestry, intarsia – 1643 :)
Today Elsa (a SCA member from Germany), Anna (a friend of mine) and I visited the Intarsia exhibition on display at the “Österr. Museum für Volkskunde / Wien” – btw. tomorrow is the last day of this special exhibition on display here in Vienna…
And a very nice lady of the museum allowed me to take pictues of this lovely embroidered Woollen Tapestry and I took many many photos – you can find them >uploaded to my Flickr account < … 
18
Dez
2009
interesting exhibitions in Vienna – now on display – Tuchintarsien / Inlaid-Patchwork
…and because one of my friends, who is also interested into embroidery, didn’t know about the exhibition, I once again I want to point you to or remind you on this very nice exhibition on display at the ‘Österreichisches Museum für Volkskunde‘ at the moment -
if you are living here (or just visiting Vienna) and interested into embroidery, you should visit the exhibition before it leaves the town:
…und weil eine meiner Freundinnen, die sich auch fürs Sticken interessiert, nichts über die Ausstellung wußte, möchte ich euch auf die wirklich nette Ausstellung im ‘Österreichisches Museum für Volkskunde‘ hinweisen bzw. euch daran erinnern -
solltest du hier leben (oder Wien demnächst besuchen) und dich fürs Sticken interessieren, dann ist die Ausstellung einen Besuch wert bevor sie demnächst wieder die Stadt verläßt:
TUCHINTARSIEN IN EUROPA VON 1500 BIS HEUTE
Inlaid-Patchwork in Europe from 1500 to the Present
1.10.2009 – 14.3.2010
22
Okt
2009
new book – Inlaid Patchwork/Cloth Intarsia
Today I visited the special exhibition “Tuchintarsien in Europa von 1500 bis heute – Inlaid-Patchwork in Europe from 1500 to the Present” (02. Oct. 2009 – 14. March 2010) on display at the “Österreichisches Museum für Volkskunde” – next stations of the exhibition, according to the exhibition flyer:
-> Bautzen, Stadtmuseum – 18. April 2010 – 27. June 2010
-> Leeds, Art Gallery Museum and Discovery Centre, 27. August 2010 – 31. October 2010
It’s not allowed to take photos at the exhibition, but there is a nice catalogue available (with more examples of Inlaid Patchwork than on display at the exhibition) – the catalogue is German / English (left text column in German, right text column in English).
Tuchintarsien in Europa von 1500 bis heute /
Inlaid Patchwork in Europe from 1500 to the Present
Interesting chapters of this book:
-> On the History of European Inlaid Patchworks by Erika Karasek
-> Cloth Intarsia in Europe. An Overview by Dagmar Neuland-Kitzerow, Salwa Joram
-> The Technique of Textile Pictorial Inlay by Gisela Bruseberg
-> Medieval Inlaid Patchworks in Sweden and Finland by Mari-Louise Franzén
-> Textile Edification. Inlaid Patchworks from the Royal House of Prussia by Regine Falkenberg
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-> Exhibiting Knowledge: British Inlaid Patchwork by Clare Rose
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and at the Catalogue Section:
-> CH 01 / page 165+ / Woollen Cover – Valais/Switzerland, 1643; 155 x 221 cm; woollen cloth, silk, linen – Collection Lötschentaler Museum, Kippel, Valais/Switzerland
-> CH 02 / page 168 / Valais Cover – Switzerland, 17th century, 150 x 210 cm; woollen cloth, inlaid technique – Swiss National Museum Zurich/Switzerland
-> D 01 / page 170+ / Caparison – Saxony (?), middle of the 17th century; 147 x 275 cm; woollen cloth, inlaid – Altenburg Castle, Schloss- und Spielkartenmuseum Altenburg/Germany
-> D 19 / page 219+ / Cover from Aufsess Castle, Bayreuth Country, featuring Biblical Scenes, German, around 1580; 250 x 227 cm; woollen cloth; inlay technique, appliqués; Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg/Germany
-> FIN 01 / page 246+ / Fragments of Wool Intarsia Coverlet Sauvo Church; Bridgetine convent of Nadendal (?)/Finland, 15th century; a) 43 x 43 cm, b) about 30 cm; coarse woollen cloth, gilt leather strips, inlaid patchwork, appliqué, National Museum of Finland, Helsinki
…and more…
