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Lace collar
Béla Angyal1902
Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest
Budapest, Hungary
The six-lobed collar is decorated with symmetrical motifs of three flower bunches. The bunches of tulips, closed pomegranates and curved acanthus leaves recall the motifs of 17th century Hungarian embroideries. The collar was exhibited at the 1902 Torino exhibition, in the group introducing state- owned vocational schools.
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Details
- Title: Lace collar
- Creator: Béla Angyal
- Creator Lifespan: 1847-1928
- Manufacturer: National Bobbin-lace Making School of Körmöcbánya
- Date Created: 1902
- Location Created: Körmöcbánya / Kremnica
- Physical Dimensions: 50 x 46 cm
- Type: artifact
- Rights: Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest, 2023, CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0
- External Link: Béla Angyal, National Bobbin-lace Making School of Körmöcbánya, pillow (bobbin) lace, cf. FLT/5181. (inv.no.), International Exhibition of Decorative Art at Turin, 1902, cf. FLT/5180. (inv.no.)
- Medium: silver thread, gilt metal yarn
- Art Genre: applied arts
- Art Movement: Art Nouveau
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