The magnificent collection of some 200 European, mainly medieval, tapestries acquired by Glasgow shipping magnate Sir William Burrell (1861-1958) is one of the largest and most important tapestry collections in the world.
The magnificent collection of some 200 European, mainly medieval, tapestries acquired by Glasgow shipping magnate Sir William Burrell (1861-1958) is one of the largest and most important tapestry collections in the world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Forewords Duncan Dornan, Head of Museums and Collections, Glasgow Life Frances Fowle, Senior Burrell Trustee Authors' Note and Acknowledgements Notes Essays William Burrell's Tapestries: Collecting and Display - Elizabeth Hancock A Brief History of the Maintenance and Care of Tapestries - Sarah Foskett Hunting Birds and Beasts: Looking at Tapestries, a Conservator's Viewpoint - Helen M. Hughes and Sarah Foskett Dye Sources Used in English Workshops: An Analysis of Early Tapestries from the Burrell Collection - Lore Troalen and Alison Hulme Catalogue of Tapestries Part 1: German, Swiss, Scandinavian and Dutch - Lorraine Karafel Religious Themes: Old and New Testament Scenes, Prophets and Saints Secular Life and Classical Scenes Floral, Armorial and Decorative Part 2: Southern Netherlandish and French - Elizabeth Cleland Armorials Verdures Pastorals, Country Pursuits and Folklore Mythology, Classical History and Post-Classical Legend Secular and Religious Allegories Episodes from the Old Testament, the New Testament, the Apocrypha and the Lives of the Saints Fragments Part 3: English - Elizabeth Cleland Appendix A: Collectors - Elizabeth Hancock Appendix B: Dealers - Elizabeth Hancock Appendix C: List of Exhibitions and Installations which included Tapestries from the Burrell Collection - Jenny MacLeod and Kirsty Hassard Appendix D: Sir William Burrell's Loans to Museums, Colleges and Cathedrals - Lauren Greene and Kirsty Hassard Appendix E: List of Tapestries by Accession and Catalogue Numbers Bibliography Photographic Acknowledgements Index
Forewords Duncan Dornan, Head of Museums and Collections, Glasgow Life Frances Fowle, Senior Burrell Trustee Authors' Note and Acknowledgements Notes Essays William Burrell's Tapestries: Collecting and Display - Elizabeth Hancock A Brief History of the Maintenance and Care of Tapestries - Sarah Foskett Hunting Birds and Beasts: Looking at Tapestries, a Conservator's Viewpoint - Helen M. Hughes and Sarah Foskett Dye Sources Used in English Workshops: An Analysis of Early Tapestries from the Burrell Collection - Lore Troalen and Alison Hulme Catalogue of Tapestries Part 1: German, Swiss, Scandinavian and Dutch - Lorraine Karafel Religious Themes: Old and New Testament Scenes, Prophets and Saints Secular Life and Classical Scenes Floral, Armorial and Decorative Part 2: Southern Netherlandish and French - Elizabeth Cleland Armorials Verdures Pastorals, Country Pursuits and Folklore Mythology, Classical History and Post-Classical Legend Secular and Religious Allegories Episodes from the Old Testament, the New Testament, the Apocrypha and the Lives of the Saints Fragments Part 3: English - Elizabeth Cleland Appendix A: Collectors - Elizabeth Hancock Appendix B: Dealers - Elizabeth Hancock Appendix C: List of Exhibitions and Installations which included Tapestries from the Burrell Collection - Jenny MacLeod and Kirsty Hassard Appendix D: Sir William Burrell's Loans to Museums, Colleges and Cathedrals - Lauren Greene and Kirsty Hassard Appendix E: List of Tapestries by Accession and Catalogue Numbers Bibliography Photographic Acknowledgements Index
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