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Drapery is a
general word
referring to
cloths or
textiles (Old
French draperie, from Late
Latin drappus). It may
refer to
cloth used for
decorative purposes...
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section of the military,
prepare Aristide Maillol's
sculpture Baigneuse à la
draperie,
looted during World War II for
transport to France.
Sculpture is labeled...
- pour 'Nu à la
draperie')
Tronc de
femme aux
mains jointes Femme ****ise
Buste de
marin Les
Demoiselles d'Avinyó (Étude) Nu à la
draperie (Étude) Masque...
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Markus Lüpertz Open Book,
stainless steel, 2010, by
Diane Maclean Nue sans
draperie, bronze, 1921, by
Aristide Maillol Konkavt ansikt, marble, 2006, by Hilde...
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commissioned jewelry for
Wallis Simpson,
including a "Flamingo" brooch, a "
Draperie" necklace, and a three-dimensional "panther".
Grace Kelly possessed a diverse...
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clothing in the
ancient world. His
monograph on the topic, Les
secrets de la
draperie antique was
published with the
Pontifical Academy of
Archaeology in 1931...
- The
Drapery Court (French:
Gilde Drapière or
Tribunal de la
Draperie, Dutch: Lakengilde) also
called the
Chamber of
Commerce in the
eighteenth century...
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considered here. "Les
collections du département des arts
graphiques –
Draperie enveloppant les
jambes d'une
figure ****ise –
VINCI Leonardo da". arts-graphiques...
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following works :
Henri Louis Duhamel du
Monceau (1761). "L'Art de la
Draperie".
Description des Arts et Métiers. Paris: Chez
Saillant & Nyon. p. 150...
- with
hardly any full nude figures, but
partial or with the
technique of
draperie mouillée ("wet cloths"),
light dresses and
attached to the body, such as...
