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Essempio di recammi, page 11 (recto), 1530. Creator: Giovanni Antonio Tagliente
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Essempio di recammi, page 11 (recto), 1530. Creator: Giovanni Antonio Tagliente
Essempio di recammi, page 11 (recto), 1530. Examples of Needlework by Giovanni Antonio Tagliente, first published in 1527, was one of the first textile pattern books to be issued in Italy
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Essempio di recammi, page 11 (recto), 1530 - A Glimpse into the Artistry of Giovanni Antonio Tagliente
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. This print showcases an exquisite woodcut from "Essempio di recammi" a renowned textile pattern book created by Italian artist Giovanni Antonio Tagliente in the 16th century. The image, captured with meticulous detail, transports us back to a time when needlework was both an art form and an industry. The intricate design features a mesmerizing array of mythical creatures and animals that were popular motifs during the Renaissance period. From graceful mermaids to majestic tortoises, scorpions to crabs, each element is meticulously crafted with precision and skill. The composition also includes delicate insects like flies and grasshoppers, as well as a whimsical hedgehog and snail. Tagliente's innovative approach revolutionized dressmaking and embroidery at the time. His pattern book became one of Italy's first publications dedicated to textile designs, offering inspiration for artisans across the country. This particular woodcut exemplifies his mastery in capturing lifelike textures through detailed linework. Preserved within the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection today, this print serves as a testament to Tagliente's enduring legacy in the world of textiles. It reminds us of the rich history behind our contemporary sewing techniques while celebrating the timeless beauty found within these ancient patterns. As we admire this remarkable piece from centuries past, we are reminded that art has always been intertwined with craftsmanship—a powerful combination that continues to inspire creativity even today.
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