Piece

German

18th century

Not on view

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Title: Piece
Date: 18th century
Culture: German
Medium: Linen
Dimensions: L. 106 x W. 33 1/2 inches (269.2 x 85.1 cm) (loom width)
Classification: Textiles-Woven
Credit Line: Gift of Residuary Legatees under the will of Margaret Taylor Johnstone, 1947
Object Number: 47.96.2
Curatorial Department: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

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