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Foglie / fiori
Foglie / fiori
Year
1900 - 1949
Materials
seta; tessuto operato per trama. Taffetà (trama ecrù, ordito rosa antico) lanciato (seta verde) e broccato.
Inventory
771
Dimensions
Altezza: 48,5 cm, Larghezza: 58,5 cm
Definition
frammento di telo
Subject
Tessuto seta taffetas Torino / Fabric silk tabby Turin
Cultural scope
Faenza
Description
Telo a fondo rosa antico con motivo decorativo a rete a maglie romboidali formate da foglie verdi e fiori rosa, ecrù, blu, azzurri. Al centro di ogni maglia un fiore con foglie in oro filato con anima marrone chiaro.
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