Prikking vastgeregen op een dubbele lap katoen en met traceerdraden en naaldkantsteken voor het maken van een deel van een kraag van naaldkant c. 1915s
amersfoortbelgischgeinterneerdevillageelisabeth
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light pencil work
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shading to add clarity
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fashion mockup
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hand drawn type
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personal sketchbook
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sketchbook drawing
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watercolour bleed
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sketchbook art
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design on paper
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foil embossing
This artwork, created by a Belgian internee at Village Elisabeth in the 1910s, is a detailed tracing pattern for a section of needle lace collar. The piece, measuring 24.5 cm in height and 18 cm in width, features a delicate design of stylized floral motifs intricately traced with thread onto a piece of cotton fabric. This meticulous tracing process, often used in the production of high-quality needle lace, highlights the skill and craftsmanship of the internee artist, who was likely forced to create this piece during their time of internment.
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