"Jacquard, Pagine di Cultura Tessile" Magazine - #Silk
A reference for textile culture "Jacquard. Pagine di cultura tessile" provides a forum for scholars who conduct research and investigation in various fields of study relating to ancient and contemporary textiles: fabrics, embroideries, laces, tapestries, costumes and traditional regional textile productions.
2015 – 2021. Diary of a “journey” for the reconstruction of fabrics destined for Dresden, the “Florence on the Elbe River”
Sabine Pretsch
A project to reproduce an antique velvet. A challenge today but also a past of expertise that continues.
Paola Marabelli
A textile monument created for Augustus the Strong, the “Sun King of Saxony”, returns to the Dresden Royal Palace (Residenzschloss)
Sabine Schneider
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Benozzo Gozzoli and Florentine Silk Production in the Second Half of the Fifteenth Century
Cristina Borgioli
Fondazione Lisio and the creation of a “succo d’erba” painted tapestry for the Château de Suscinio
Chloé Pobes, Elena Baistrocchi, Simona Lombardi, Anna Ciccone
Chloé Pobes The residence of the Dukes of Brittany: the history Elena Baistrocchi Contribution of Fondazione Lisio to the new layout of the Château de Suscinio Simona Lombardi The “succo d’erba” painted tapestry for the Château de Suscinio Anna Ciccone The creator of the “succo d’erba” painted tapestry for the Château de Suscinio: Donato Ciccone
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Interior coverings at Palazzo Pitti between the 16th and 17th centuries
Lorenzo Pesci
La seta «dei grifoni araldici»
Laura D'Adamo
Lyon-Florence. Silk Production by the ‘Manufacture Peyron’ for the Royal Court at Palazzo Pitti
Gioele Tinnirello
Previous reconstruction projects from antiquity. Study, research, design, creation
Paola Marabelli
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Reweaving the “Lorenzetti” fabric and the new costume for the Captain of the People in Orvieto
Paola Marabelli
Technical aspects for the reconstruction of a hand-woven silk velvet and cloth of gold
Eva Basile
The 1831 Canuts Revolt in Lyon. The Art of Silk Weaving, the Workers’ Movement and Representation of Labour
Sandro Scarrocchia
The Textile Section of the Museum of Commodities Sciences of the La Sapienza University of Rome
Malgorzata Biniecka, Patrizia Falconi, Raffaella Preti
The fan: passion and private collecting today
Simona Lombardi
The last known industrial village: the Lisio silkmill at Ponte Ema
Cristiana Torti
The textile treasure of the Church of Sant’Andrea in Savona
Magda Tassinari
When a needle becomes a paintbrush
Elettra Casarin
“Aquile bizantine”. The Middle Ages in the production of Arte della Seta Lisio
Paola Marabelli
