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Drapery

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  • awkward, with extreme torsion and sharply cut drapery, also known as a figura serpentinata.
  • They were owned by Coit Drapery and Cleaners inc.
  • serving in World War II 1941-46, he became a drapery and hardware merchant.
  • indicate that the beauty should come from its drapery and form rather than elaborate decoration ("f
  • Yellow silk drapery based on an English Regency pattern have been
  • atues depicts Fuller dancing with part of her drapery billowing above and behind her head like a fl
  • Her drapery bunches about her legs, imprisoning her loins
  • tment to sport, he held desperately on to his drapery business throughout his life.
  • education, Paton was employed in a goods and drapery business there for six years.
  • Richard was a partner in a drapery business in Queen Street, Brisbane with his b
  • His son, Isidore, went on to develop the drapery business and to create a large, fashionable,
  • pswich but raised in Toowoomba, he operated a drapery business for many years and also owned land n
  • ally called Clark & Debenham), a London-based drapery business run by the business partners Thomas
  • til that fateful day had quietly run a family drapery business in Enniskillen.
  • Later he was proprietor of the local drapery business, menswear store and picture theatre
  • here he was also for some time a partner in a drapery business.
  • on to serve a four year apprenticeship in the drapery business.
  • Saint John the Evangelist, some of whose red drapery can be seen in the London fragment.
  • Coit Drapery Cleaners, Inc. v. Sequoia Ins.
  • blature with a segmental pediment, and carved drapery containing putti.
  • ate-style brackets, and gilded Rococo Revival drapery cornices.
  • a commercial traveller for Sir John Arnott's drapery establishment.
  • ed by open drawing, minimal modelling, linear drapery, extensive details, stripped and balanced com
  • Rodham found work there selling drapery fabrics around the Midwest, sending the money
  • by Arthur Barnett the store first began as a drapery for men and boys, progressing over the years
  • Temple Sinai is noted for the eleven drapery glass stained glass windows on its side and e
  • he acquisition of Kirsch, a leader in branded drapery hardware and custom window coverings.
  • gure, deriving from classical models, and her drapery has larger and more naturalistic folds that s
  • d-orange paint; the handling of multi-colored drapery has been compared to virtuoso passages by Eak
  • siness "Albion House" into one of the largest drapery houses in Northern England.
  • He went on to open one of the largest drapery houses in the North East of England, was a fo
  • The cross and locket, visible amid the drapery, indicate that she is a Christian, and belove
  • stretched out on a gentle incline, swathed in drapery, lies the figure identified by the painting's
  • d and the 60” Draper addition was built, also drapery looms were moved from both New York Mills and
  • ut rendered the fine carving of the faces and drapery more visible.
  • ked body are set in opposition to the shadowy drapery of Night.
  • and during his apprenticeship he created the drapery on Fraser's equestrian statue of Teddy Roosev
  • refreshment room, the first ventures outside drapery, opened in 1872.
  • l paintings could depict the exact quality of drapery or the skin tone of a woman.
  • n appears to be a revision by Titian himself ( drapery painted under it can now be seen through it).
  • sarases, 2 attending apsarases and tassel and drapery patterns.
  • Skinner ran several businesses including a drapery shop in Ladbroke Grove, a grocers located in
  • He began work at a drapery shop in 1856 and in 1862 emigrated to Brisban
  • publican Army incendiary bomb attack on their drapery shop on Market Square, Dromore.
  • In 1864 John Lewis opened his own small drapery shop, John Lewis & Co., at 132 Oxford Street
  • business on Bangor's High Street, and then a drapery store.
  • s family, and Paul Kronen, the owner of a big drapery store.
  • In 1953 the company was bought out by United Drapery Stores who used one of the Price groups trade
  • vessels and plaques, employing a figural and drapery style that looked for its canon of "classic"
  • de from the waist up, her legs covered in wet drapery that was falling from her hips.
  • using facial expressions, figural stance, and drapery; this can be particularly seen in the heavy f
  • A second, smaller, Albion House drapery was also operated in Silver Street, Durham.
  • A clinging drapery whips back around his legs, giving the sculpt