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Jacobs Ladder, raised silk embroidery, c. 1660 (silk embroidery)
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Jacobs Ladder, raised silk embroidery, c. 1660 (silk embroidery)
449739 Jacobs Ladder, raised silk embroidery, c.1660 (silk embroidery) by English School, (17th century); The Holburne Museum, Bath, UK; (add.info.: Jacobs Dream of the Ladder and the Ascent to Heaven English Raised work on satin, embroidered in silk and metal thread, about 1660. The composition is derived from a late sixteenth century engraving. Among the many animals and insects that surround the central scene is a particularly charming lion with shaggy mane.); © Holburne Museum
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This print showcases "Jacobs Ladder" a raised silk embroidery piece created around 1660 by an unknown English artist. Housed in The Holburne Museum in Bath, UK, this exquisite artwork depicts the biblical story of Jacob's dream of a ladder reaching up to heaven. The composition is inspired by a late sixteenth-century engraving and features intricate details embroidered on satin using silk and metal thread. Surrounding the central scene are various animals and insects, including a delightful lion with a shaggy mane that adds charm to the overall design. The craftsmanship displayed in this seventeenth-century embroidery is truly remarkable, showcasing the skill and talent of its creator. The print captures every vibrant color and ornate detail of this historical masterpiece. It transports viewers back to early seventeenth-century England, where such intricate needlework was highly valued as both decorative art and personal expression. Tony Gilbert's photography beautifully preserves this significant work of art for future generations to appreciate. Through his lens, we can admire not only the technical prowess but also the rich symbolism embedded within "Jacobs Ladder". This print serves as a testament to the enduring beauty found in centuries-old textiles while reminding us of their cultural significance throughout history.
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