Fastenings Collection

Collection of knots (litho)
7186416 Collection of knots (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Collection of knots)

Collection of knots (litho)
7186413 Collection of knots (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Collection of knots)

Portrait of a Lady, thought to be Queen Elizabeth I, 1563 (oil on panel)
3545966 Portrait of a Lady, thought to be Queen Elizabeth I, 1563 (oil on panel) by Unknown Artist, (16th century); 79x58 cm; National Museum, Stockholm

Two Views of a Woman wearing an English Hood, c. 1528-30 (pen & ink on paper)
BAL11867 Two Views of a Woman wearing an English Hood, c.1528-30 (pen & ink on paper) by Holbein the Younger, Hans (1497/8-1543); 15.9x11 cm; British Museum, London

Anna of Austria, Queen of Spain, c. 1570 (oil on canvas)
3930869 Anna of Austria, Queen of Spain, c.1570 (oil on canvas) by Sanchez Coello, Alonso (c.1531-88) (studio of); 106x107 cm; National Museum, Stockholm

10938133
Knight in armour from the 15th century with heraldic shield and helmet.. Gravestone of Peter von Stettenberg, died 1441. Details of the armour fastenings at the knee and ankle

COSTUME AT BATH 1807
A young man writing a letter wears a loose 3/4 jacket with stand fall collar & no fastenings over his breeches & waistcoat. He wears stockings & slippers on his feet. Date: 1807

Agricultural gates and hangings.. Agricultural gates, hangings and fastenings.Copperplate engraving by Wilson Lowry from Abraham Rees Cyclopedia or Universal Dictionary of Arts

Jerusalem Gate, Buedingen, Wetterau region, Hesse, Germany, Europe

Two dog leads, high angle view

Brassierette 1938
Kleinerts brassierette: a lightweight bra without fastenings but with a shirred elastic back. Suitable for sports. It is also fitted with dress shields. Date: 1938

Frenchwoman 1850
Femme comme Il Faut: Plain, modest looking woman wearing a lilac redingote with bow fastenings, a large bonnet & fur-trimmed shawl

Red Costume 1935
Bright poppy red costume of skirt & jacket with invisible front fastenings & black astrakan border & cravat style collar. A diaper shaped hat perches atop her blonde hair

Black Ensemble 1929
Ensemble by Ts Talbot: black crepe satin dress with deep fold-over collar, bow fastenings down the front, cap sleeves & tiered flounces descending from the hips

Ermine Muff 1840
Green pelisse-robe with cord fastenings down the front, on the reverse points of the cuff & the upper part of the bishop sleeves. An ermine muff & ermine & pink collar are worn

Ornate Fabrics 1924
Coat in bold fabric designs by Ducharne: with a huge white fur collar or a narrow stand collar, wrap over front & concealed fastenings in both a plain & patterned fabric

Claude & Sister 1912
Girl: blue pelisse with cape & fur trim with matching muff & hat. Boy: fur lined coat with brandenbourgs & a fur hat. Both children wear gaiters

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"Exploring the Art of Fastenings: From Knots to Royalty" Discover the intricate world through a captivating collection of knots, historical portraits, and everyday objects. Delve into the artistry behind these essential tools that have shaped our lives for centuries. The lithographic prints showcasing a "Collection of Knots" offer a glimpse into the diverse range of fastening techniques employed throughout history. Each knot tells its own story, representing strength, security, and ingenuity. One cannot help but be captivated by the enigmatic portrait believed to depict Queen Elizabeth I herself. The regal lady's attire is adorned with exquisite fastenings that not only enhance her majestic appearance but also symbolize her power and authority. Moving back in time, we encounter another remarkable artwork depicting a woman wearing an English Hood from the early 16th century. The delicate pen and ink drawing beautifully captures both the elegance of fashion and the complexity of fastening garments during this era. In contrast to these royal depictions, Anna of Austria's portrait transports us to Spain in the late 16th century. Her sumptuous gown showcases opulent fastenings that reflect her status as queen while highlighting Spanish fashion trends at that time. Fast forward several centuries later; we find ourselves immersed in Bath's vibrant social scene in 1807. A charming illustration titled "COSTUME AT BATH 1807" reveals how clothing was meticulously secured using various types of fasteners during this period. Beyond clothing, agricultural gates and hangings demonstrate how even functional elements can possess artistic qualities when it comes to securing boundaries or protecting livestock. These utilitarian yet visually appealing structures showcase craftsmanship intertwined with practicality. Turning our attention to architectural design, we explore pages from "The Architects Compendium. " This lithograph offers insights into innovative ways architects incorporate different types within their creations – ensuring stability while adding aesthetic value.