XVII. und XVIII. Jahrhundert - Bortenwirkerei, Weberei und Stickerei
Heinrich Dolmetsch · 1846-1908
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Why is this public domain? Heinrich Dolmetsch died in 1908; this work is in the public domain.
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A chromolithographic plate of seven textile and border designs arranged in a grid, with a wide scrolled border at the top and six rectangular fabric samples below. The patterns show flowers, leaves, scrollwork and rosettes in red, blue, green and cream tones. The plate is titled XVII. und XVIII. Jahrhundert, Bortenwirkerei, Weberei und Stickerei, by Heinrich Dolmetsch, dated 1887.
