Sampler Archive ID: | SA000215 |
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Maker: | E. S. Sefford |
Maker Birthplace: | Unknown |
Maker Age: | years |
Place Made: | Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts |
Year Made: | Unknown |
Decade Made: | 1800-1809 |
Owner: | Winterthur Museum |
Accession Number: | 1957.0783 |
Object Credit: | Bequest of Henry Francis Du Pont |
Contributor: | Winterthur Museum |
Object type: | Memorial or Mourning Picture | ||||
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Needlework techniques: | Embroidery watercolor | ||||
Shape: | Wide rectangle | ||||
Object Dimensions: | 17.00 H x 18.20 W (inches) | ||||
Framed Dimensions: | 20.10 H x 21.00 W (inches) | ||||
Borders: | None | ||||
Decorative Bands: | None | ||||
Dividing Lines: | None | ||||
Enclosures: |
Garland, Frame
Cartouches: Yes | ||||
Text types: | , Memorial, list of Revolutionary War battles in NJ, memorial to George Washington | ||||
Text medium: | Handwritten | ||||
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Motifs/Symbols: | Architectural, Floral and plant, Human figure, Human made object | ||||
Scenes/Pictures: | Allegorical or symbolic, Mourning or memorial | ||||
Ground: | Silk | ||||
Ground Condition: |
Wear: Cleanliness: Clean Loss: none noted |
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Thread: | Silk Metal | ||||
Thread Colors Front: | Black, Blue, Brown, Gold, Pink, Rust, Tan, White | ||||
Thread Condition: |
Symbols: Intact |
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Other Materials: | Paint | ||||
Stitch Types: | Knotted, Long and short, Satin, Straight, couching stitch | ||||
Thread Count: |
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Previous Owners: | Name: Henry Francis du Pont |
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Conservation: | |
Exhibitions: |
Title: With Cunning Needle: Four Centuries of Embroidery Host: Winterthur Museum Location: Winterthur, DE Date: Sep. 3, 2011 – Jan. 8, 2012 |
Literature: |
Author(s): Winterthur Museum Author(s): Susan Burrows Swan Author(s): Susan Burrows Swan |