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Twilight Talk - Tudor Shirts and Blackwork Decoration 2016

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Dates29 Sep 2016This edition has ended
VenueFashion Museum BathNO CITY, United Kingdom
RunningSince 2016Frequency unknown · 5 editions on record
Last checkedNot yetFrom the bvents archive (to 2019)
This is the 2016 edition. It has ended. See Twilight Talk's current page for the next dates.

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5first in 2016

About Twilight Talk

Explore blackwork embroidery at the Fashion Museum Bath. Beneath their ornate doublets and richly decorated robes Tudor men and women of fashion chose to wear fine linen shirts, shifts, and smocks, frequently decorated with beautiful blackwork embroidery. Dr Susan North of the Victoria and Albert Museum will explore this hidden area of dress history, drawing on portraits of the time, as well as rare surviving garments from the time of Queen Elizabeth I. Dr Susan North, Victoria and Albert Museum is senior curator in the Furniture, Fashion and Textiles Collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and a leading expert on dress of the 16th century. £10 adult / £8 student or £9 if bought in a bundle of four tickets (excludes In Conversation events). Includes wine reception. This talk is fully accessible to wheelchair users. Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm. Category: Classes / Courses | Professional Training | Talks & Lectures. Artist / Speaker: Dr Susan North.

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YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201624 Nov 2016Fashion Museum Bath
NO CITY, United Kingdom
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201610 Nov 2016Fashion Museum Bath
NO CITY, United Kingdom
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201613 Oct 2016Fashion Museum Bath
NO CITY, United Kingdom
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201629 Sep 2016Fashion Museum Bath
NO CITY, United Kingdom
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201615 Sep 2016Fashion Museum Bath
NO CITY, United Kingdom
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