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View Within This Needlepoint Collection - Dine l Proclaimer l Countrywoman l Hunter l Weaver l Four Trades Needlepoint Kits and Canvases - Samantha Taylor - The ProclaimerEL PREGONERO ( The Proclaimer ) - Copyright 1996 Jan Voich 10 mesh - 15.5 x 15.5 inches - ( 39 x 39 cm. ) Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 days
European Customers - may use- PayPal above - or the following links > Kits or Canvases If you do not feel comfortable with online purchasing - Email us - and we will process your purchase by phone. Needlepoint Kits and Canvases - Samantha Taylor - The Proclaimer is an historical Design adapted from 17th Century tiles from Talavera de la Reina - Spain. The Entire Collection is available as Kits or Canvases.From our Historical Needlepoint Collection - Los Oficios de Talavera ( the Trades of Talavera ) - El Pregonero ( The Proclaimer ) is inspired by tile paintings that are practically extinct now with Spain's recent *modernization*. Until 25 years ago - their reproduction was faithful to the original 17th century School of Talavera - the period when Talavera de la Reina reach the peak of its development to excel and earn worldwide recognition. Due to the shortage of silver - Talavera ware was regarded as entirely acceptable for the tables of nobleman. Poets of the century referred to it by comparing its beauty to that of their sweethearts. Spanish nobles collected Talavera ceramics finding it attractive for the beauty of its painted decorations - the wide variety of designs and the clear - bright colors. We meticulously chose the fibers to exactly match these colors and include the necessary amounts of wool in our Needlepoint Kits. Because this is *popular art* - it is very difficult to find exact documentation - although they are starting to recognize this as *Art* and Museums worldwide are now organizing exhibits. Besides the ancient Iberian ceramics - Ceramic Schools began in Spain after the Islamic conquests in North Africa spread to the Omayyad Kingdom of Spain ( AbdurRahman I in 756 AD ) and thence to the rest of Europe. England imported Malaga lustre as early as 1303. The golden age of Spanish ceramics began mid 13th century. Schools grew from Malaga to Murcia and Manises ( Valencia ). Each province of Spain has their traditional tile designs. Traditions of the Muslim mingled with Romanesque - Gothic - or whatever European fashion was then current. It was easier to transport artists than ceramics and the ceramics centers grew throughout Europe ( delft - Italy - majolica ). Our Gift Packaged Needlepoint Kits includes: Zweigart
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