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Looming Change

“There are tulips, roses, carnations, irises, hydrangea, and they form this sort of dense garden that weaves in and out of the paisley shapes.”

Curator Melinda Watt on a technologically advanced French shawl from 1849.


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Melinda Watt
Curator

Photography by Karin L. Willis


Shawl, Deneirouse and Boisglavy, Goat fleece, silk, French, Paris
Manufactory probably Deneirouse and Boisglavy
ca. 1849
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