Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117
lace corner for bed linens in the Arenys de Mar Museum
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Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117
Summary
Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117 is a bobbin lace[1].
Key Facts
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117 is the creator of Fábrica de blondas y encajes Castells[2].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117 is the creator of Marià Castells i Simón[3].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117 is located in Arenys de Mar[4].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117 is in the country of Spain[5].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's instance of is recorded as bobbin lace[6].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's owned by is recorded as Arenys de Mar Museum[7].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's movement is recorded as Art Nouveau[8].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's made from material is recorded as cotton[9].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's made from material is recorded as bobbin lace[10].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's collection is recorded as Arenys de Mar Museum[11].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's inventory number is recorded as 117[12].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's location is recorded as Arenys de Mar Museum[13].
- +1900-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117[14].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's significant event is recorded as acquisition[15].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's described at URL is recorded as http://museu.arenysdemar.cat/ca/col.leccio/puntes-i-teixits/cantonera-15[16].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+96'}[17].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+25'}[18].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's fabrication method is recorded as bobbin lace making[19].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's fabrication method is recorded as guipure[20].
- Bobbin lace corner, inv. 117's has pattern is recorded as floral pattern[21].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Fábrica de blondas y encajes Castells[2] and Marià Castells i Simón[3], an illustrator[22], 1876–1931[23], specialised in illustration[24].