About the Artwork
Apron
c. 1720
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English
English
Foundation fabric: silk plain weave, fibers: silk and metal; technique: embroidery, silk and metal
20 x 38 1/2 in. 50.8 x 97.8 cm
Embroidery
European Sculpture and Dec Arts
Gift of Eleanor B. Smith in memory of Mary Anne Alder Smith
70.804
This work is in the public domain.
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Provenance
Queen Elizabeth I
Farley Wallop, Co., Southampton, estate of Sir John Henry Wallop, Vice Treasurer and Treasurer of War, 1591
John Charles Wallop, First Earl of Portsmouth,1720
John Charles Wallop (1767-1853), Third Earl of Portsmouth, whose marriage to Mary Anne Hanson was dissolved, 1828
Mary Anne Hanson wife of William Adler, Horncliffe Hall, Co. of Durham
William Ballie Graham Alder, Capac, MI
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English, Apron, c. 1720, Foundation Fabric: silk plain weave, Fibers: silk and metal; Technique: embroidery, silk and metal. Detroit Institute of Arts, Gift of Eleanor B. Smith in memory of Mary Anne Alder Smith, 70.804.
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