Category:Jacobean embroidery

Jacobean embroidery refers to an English style of embroidery worked in wool or, less often, silk, on a linen ground, from the 17th to 18th centuries. Often called crewel work.

Media in category "Jacobean embroidery"

The following 26 files are in this category, out of 26 total.

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  17th century embroidered curtain motif.jpg 51 KB
  
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  Circle of William Larkin Elizabeth Honeywood 1617.jpg 111 KB
  
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  Circle of William Larkin.jpg 261 KB
  
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  Crewelwork Jacobean V+A.jpg 516 KB
  
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  Crewelwork.jpg 180 KB
  
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  Edward Sackville 4th Earl of Dorset.jpg 4.74 MB
  
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  Embroidered curtain 17th-18th century.jpg 80 KB
  
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  Gheeraerts Margaret Laton.jpg 184 KB
  
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  Isabella rich.jpg 4.62 MB
  
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  Jacobean embroidery leaf.jpg 106 KB
  
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  Jacobean embroidery terra firma.jpg 45 KB
  
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  Jacobean leaf bed hanging 1659.jpg 99 KB
  
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  Larkin cary detail.jpg 653 KB
  
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  Larkin cary.jpg 3.1 MB
  
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  Laytonjacketandportrait.jpg 74 KB
  
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  Linen Hanging 17th century.jpg 69 KB
  
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  Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger Frances Howard Countess of Hertford.png 298 KB
  
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  Peter saltonstall 1610 detail.jpg 184 KB
  
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  Peter saltonstall 1610.jpg 2.58 MB
  
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  Richard Sackville Earl of Dorset.jpg 4.82 MB
  
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  Robert Peake Portrait of a Lady 1619.png 2.1 MB
  
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  Robert Peake the Elder Portrait of a Lady 1619.jpg 3.91 MB
  
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  Robert Peake the Elder Unknown Lady 1623.jpg 43 KB
  
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  RSackville.jpg 246 KB
  
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  The dictionary of needlework - an encyclopaedia of artistic, plain, and fancy needlework dealing fully with the details of all the stitches employed, the method of working, the materials used, the (14595232179).jpg 1.05 MB
  
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  William Larkin Called Lady Thornhagh.jpg 2.84 MB