- the
grand manner;
these are also
known as
draperies. For the Gr****s, as
Kenneth Clark noted,
clinging drapery followed the
planes and
contours of the bodily...
-
United Drapery Stores, or UDS, was a
British retail group that
dominated the
British high
street from the 1950s to the
early 1980s. In 1925, Charterhouse...
- The
drapery hook is a hook
designed for
hanging drapery. It is
often concealed within the drape's
header tape The
distinctive shape shown in the figure...
- A
drapery painter refers to a
specialist painter commissioned to
complete the dress,
costumes and
other accessories worn by the
subjects of
portrait paintings...
-
Drapery Trust (initially
called the
Drapery &
General Investment Trust Ltd)
formed in 1925 by
Clarence Hatry, a
notorious British financier. He had made...
- The
Drapery Court (French:
Gilde Drapière or
Tribunal de la Draperie, Dutch: Lakengilde) also
called the
Chamber of
Commerce in the
eighteenth century...
- into thin
sheets called "
draperies" or "curtains"
where they
descend from
overhanging portions of the wall. Some
draperies are translucent, and some...
-
Landport Drapery Bazaar was a
department store located on
Commercial Road, Portsmouth. In 1870
Robert E Davies, the
three time
Mayor of
Portsmouth opened...
-
Ellwood & Co
Drapery is a heritage-listed shop at 62
Churchill Street, Childers,
Bundaberg Region, Queensland, Australia. It was
designed by F H Faircloth...
- This
contributed to a
shift in Opeth's
musical style. The
songs "The
Drapery Falls" and "Still Day
Beneath the Sun" were
released as singles. Although...
