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Empress Eugénie
ca. 1851–1900
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
New York, United States
Black and white jacquard woven portrait of Empress Eugénie of France (1826-1920). Lower half of the portrait is ornamented with sprays of roses, an escutcheon and a ribbon that reads "Eugénie Imperatrice." At the lower left and right are the woven signatures "Carquillat Tex." and "Bruyas del." Woven by Michel-Marie Carquillat (d. 1884) after a portrait by Marc-Laurent Bruyas (1821-1896).
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Details
- Title: Empress Eugénie
- Date Created: ca. 1851–1900
- Location Created: France
- Original Source: http://collection.cooperhewitt.org/view/objects/asitem/id/204175
- Medium: Medium: silk Technique: predominantly warp-faced plain weave (white) with a continuous supplementary weft (black), variously bound on the front, which on the back outside the picture is bound as plain weave
- Credit line: Gift of Anonymous Donor
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