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Baroque music is a style of Western classical music that originated in Europe in the late 16th century and flourished during the 17th and early 18th centuries. I

★ To see more detailed images of each print or to order individual pieces please visit this link: http://etsy.me/2Bk6TXv ★ INFO: The 1600s Architectural and Garden Elevation prints were done as a study on Baroque Architecture. The six available prints show elaborate building and landscape elevations that include detailed design plans for formal gardens and fountains by using the deft cross hatching line work. These are expertly reproduced from high resolution scans of the original 17 C. engravings, which captures all the original pressing and imperfection details of the parchment paper in which they were originally printed on. ★ FRAMING: None of our prints come framed through Etsy but you can purchase this piece framed through ArtCirca.com ★ PRINTS: Giclee printed on Premium Archival Museum quality paper with Archival Inks (230 gsm heavy weight paper). ★ COLOR OF PRODUCT- Please also note that, although every effort is made to show our items accurately and describe our products in detail, we cannot guarantee every computer monitor will accurately depict the actual color of the merchandise. Please contact us with any further questions or concerns about the color or size of any print before purchasing. ★ SHIPPING: All our prints are shipped via USPS in large, durable shipping tubes or cases that come with tracking. All International buyers are responsible for any duties & taxes that may be charged per country. Prints returned to us due to wrong address info will be reshipped at customers expense. ★ 14 DAY RETURN POLICY: All of our prints are made to order and all returns are subject to a 15% restocking fee based on original sale price. Buyers are responsible for all return shipping costs in original shipping tube. Refunds will not be issued on initial shipping costs. Once the order has been received back in original condition a refund will be issued less the restocking fee in the form of original payment.

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I have a little treat for you today, at least if you like embroidery. My friend Caroline is an intern at the museum Livrustkammaren right now and she, lucky girl, gets to handle things and also take photos of them. When I saw the gorgeous pictures I asked her to guest blog here, but she declined and said I could post them anyway. All the photos you see her are hers, though and I think you should pop over to her DevinatArt page. She is a very talented seamstress! Gloves, thought to have belonged to Maria Eleonora, Gustaf II Adolf’s queen, dated 1620-1632. Made in golden brown goat skin. The collar is stiffened and covered with brown and purple silk. Embroidered with goldwork, red and white silk, spangles, pearls and gold lace. I don’t know much about these gloves, but they are to be exhibited with the ones above, so probably date to the same period. Multi-coloured silk embroidery and goldwork. The oddly modern looking red and white thing is something that decorated a horse at a tournament. I haven’t the slightest idea what to call it. Anyway, it is made of white taffeta with appliqués in silk, with some additional gold and silverwork. The fringed is made of silver and brown silk and it is lined with black linen. The colours are Maria Eleonora’s and it was made for her wedding to Gustaf II Adolf in 1620. It was made by the court tailor Baltzar Dinet and a man called Anders Pärlstickare (Pearl-stitcher). I don’t know why there are French lilies on it; Maria Eleonora was a German princess. A never finished jacket in chamois leather, embroidered with brown silk and unspun blue silk. I think it’s a men’s jacket that was meant for Gustaf II Adolf.

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La National Gallery di Londra festeggia l’arrivo della primavera con una mostra dedicata ai Dutch Flower painter dal 6 aprile al 29 agosto

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