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Paget stump work

Page from The Sketch featuring two examples of stump-work - raised needlework and embroidery pictures - done for the Paget family. The work below was begun in 1901 and finished in 1927 and was intended to be a companion piece to the seventeenth century picture top right. Date: 1934

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Craft Embroidery Jul18 Needlework Paget Pictures Seventeenth Sewing Stitched Stitching Stump


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1. Title: "A Legacy of Stitching: The Paget Family's Stump-Work Masterpieces" This photograph showcases two exquisite examples of stump-work, a raised needlework and embroidery technique, created for the esteemed Paget family. The first piece, displayed below, was initiated in 1901 and completed in 1927. It was meticulously crafted as a companion piece to the seventeenth-century picture situated at the top right corner of the image. Stump-work, a labor-intensive and intricate form of embroidery, involves creating three-dimensional effects by securing threads to the back of the fabric, leaving only the stems and raised elements visible from the front. This technique was popular during the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras and experienced a resurgence in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Paget family's stump-work pieces demonstrate the timeless allure and enduring appeal of this art form. The intricate details and lifelike textures bring the subjects to life, transporting viewers to a bygone era. The exquisite craftsmanship and dedication required to create these masterpieces are a testament to the artists' skill and the family's appreciation for the art of stitching. The older piece, dating back to the seventeenth century, adds a sense of history and tradition to the collection. Its presence serves as a reminder of the rich heritage of stump-work and the continuity of this art form through generations. The more recent piece, completed in 1927, showcases the evolution of the technique and the ability of the craft to adapt to changing times while maintaining its essence. This photograph offers a glimpse into the world of stump-work and the Paget family's dedication to preserving this art form. The intricate details and historical significance of these pieces make them invaluable treasures, cherished for their beauty and the stories they tell.

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