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Perlée and
perlage are
French words for
pearl pattern, a
decorative metallic finish consisting of a
pattern of
small circles (pearls)
applied to a surface...
- In the 20th century, it also came to
refer to the
different process of
Perlée (also
known as spotting, jewelling, perlage),
which is a fine geometric...
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Henry Perlee Parker (1785–1873) was an
artist who
specialised in
portrait and
genre paintings. He made his mark in
Newcastle upon Tyne in the 1820s through...
- 18th and early/mid 19th century. They are
depicted in a
painting by
Henry Perlee Parker.
Newcastle was the country's
fourth largest print centre after London...
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Theron R.
Perlee or Per Lee, (1824–1894), lawyer, soldier, 49er,
politician and
judge in the
territory and
early state of California.
Theron R.
Perlee was born...
- The
pearly parakeet (Pyrrhura lepida),
known as the
pearly conure in aviculture, is a
Vulnerable species in
subfamily Arinae of the
family Psittacidae...
- imitation. A
Brussels variant with
needle lace
pearls is
called Rosaline Perlée. The
variant made in
Bruges lacked the pearls. A
variant name for this lace...
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Lindbergh and the
Spirit of St.
Louis at
Roosevelt Field, with
perlée engine-turned
finishing on the nose panels....
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around 1817 the
Devonport born, (now
resident in Newcastle) painter,
Henry Perlee Parker,
painted his now
famous picture of many of
these characters. It shows...
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Pleasant Plain Abingdon Beckwith East
Pleasant Plain Germanville Glasgow Perlee Salina Black Hawk
Buchanan Cedar Center Des
Moines Liberty Lockridge Locust...
