Durable, closely woven textile of plain weave, made formerly of linen but now usually of cotton, made in various weights; very similar to canvas but finer and lighter. Common uses are for tents, belts, and clothing.
This term has 33 records attributed within our system.
AAT
Animal
3000132884
13yrs ago
Maker:
William De Morgan & Co.
Designer:
De Morgan, William Frend
Printmaker:
Isabey, Eugène
Printer:
Lemercier & Cie
Publisher:
Rittner
Publisher:
Osterwald, Georg
Publisher:
Tilt, Charles
Printmaker:
Decamps, Alexandre Gabriel
Printer:
Lemercier & Cie
Publisher:
Rittner
Publisher:
Osterwald, Georg
Publisher:
Tilt, Charles
Printmaker:
Palmer, William James
Draughtsman:
Robertson, Henry Robert
Printmaker:
Palmer, William James
Draughtsman:
Robertson, Henry Robert
Factory:
Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory
Painter:
Evans, Etienne
Edwards, George
(After)
Factory:
Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory
Painter:
Evans, Etienne
Edwards, George
(After)
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