Recorded Lecture Lesson 3 - Acupictrix - Dr Jessica Grimm

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Medieval Goldwork Techniques - a journey through 500 years of embroidered history

Welcome to this course!
Course Structure
Materials needed for stitching the samples
Introduction Lesson 1
Recorded lecture Lesson 1

Suaire de Saint-Lazare (Cl. 21865)
Bamberger Tunic (DMB Inv.Nr. 3.3.0004)
Blue Bamberg Rationale (DMB Inv.Nr. 3.1.0002)
Blue Kunigund Mantle (DMB Inv.Nr. 3.1.0001)
Star Mantle of Emperor Henry II (DMB Inv.Nr. 3.3.0001)
White Kunigund Mantle (DMB Inv.Nr. 3.3.0002)
Reitermantel (DMB Inv.Nr.3.3.003)
Hungarian Coronation Mantle
Papal ornate from the tomb of Pope Clement II in Bamberg Cathedral
So-called Wolfgang Chasuble (Domschatz Regensburg, Inv. Nr. D 1974/101)
Caligae of Philip of Swabia (Historisches Museum der Pfalz, D 521a-f)
Mantle of Roger II or Coronation Mantle
Blue Tunicella
Stockings William II
Alba
Gloves

Materials, Techniques and Makers

Setting up your slate frame
Stitching the Sample
Instruction Video lesson 1

Literature List

Introduction Lesson 2
Recorded Lecture Lesson 2

Historical Examples Lesson 2
Earliest surviving goldwork embroideries from England
Early Opus anglicanum c. AD 1000-1250
Footwear
Apparels
Fragments
Mitres

Materials and Makers Lesson 2

Practical Sample Lesson 2
Instruction Video lesson 2

Literature list lesson 2

Introduction Lesson 3
Recorded Lecture Lesson 3

Historical Examples Lesson 3
Classic Opus Anglicanum c. AD 1250-1350 (1400)
Late Opus Anglicanum until the Reformation (AD 1548)

Materials and Makers Lesson 3

Practical Sample Lesson 3
Instruction Video Lesson 3

Literature List Lesson 3

Recorded Lecture Lesson 3

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