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Mary Linwoods needlework exhibition of embroidered paintings at Savile House
3056226 Mary Linwoods needlework exhibition of embroidered paintings at Savile House, 1810 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mary Linwood (1755-1845) was an accomplished needlewoman who exhibited her worsted embroidery of famous old master paintings in a gallery at Savile House, Leicester Square from 1809 until she died in 1845.
Engraving by Charles Knight. ); English, out of copyright
Media ID 18257461
© Private Collection / Bridgeman Images
Crewel Embroideries Embroidery Gallery Leicester Square Needle Work Needlepoint Needlework Old Master Regency Visitors Wool
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This engraving captures the essence of Mary Linwood's remarkable needlework exhibition at Savile House in 1810. The image showcases a gallery filled with exquisite embroidered paintings, meticulously crafted by Linwood herself. Mary Linwood, an accomplished needlewoman, dedicated her life to recreating famous old master paintings using worsted embroidery. Her talent and attention to detail were unparalleled, as she flawlessly captured the essence of these renowned artworks. The exhibition took place at Savile House in Leicester Square, where visitors from all walks of life marveled at Linwood's extraordinary creations. From woolen tapestries depicting iconic scenes to delicate needlepoint portraits, every piece showcased her mastery over the art form. Linwood's dedication to her craft was unwavering until her passing in 1845. For over three decades, she enchanted audiences with her intricate works that breathed new life into classical masterpieces. This engraving by Charles Knight transports us back to a time when artistry and craftsmanship reigned supreme. It serves as a testament not only to Mary Linwood's exceptional skill but also to the enduring legacy of needlework as an art form during England's Georgian era. Today, this print stands as a reminder of the beauty that can be created through patience and precision—a timeless tribute to one woman's passion for preserving artistic heritage through thread and fabric.
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