Analysis, recognition and cataloguing
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Analysis, recognition and cataloguing
Plain cloth. Recognition, analysis and cataloguing 1 |ONLINE| Italian
A specialist online course exploring textile structures through analytical methods, 100 educational samples, and the study of historical textiles from the Foundation’s archive and contemporary fabrics produced using traditional techniques. Cataloguing follows the criteria of the C.I.E.T.A. – Centre International d’Étude des Textiles Anciens.
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Analysis, recognition and cataloguing
Study of Historical Techniques and Technologies: from basic weaves to brocade and other weft effects
Intensive theoretical/practical seminar: the weave structures studied during the textile analysis courses are woven using a range of looms and visualization methods, to promote comprehension of the connection between weave annotation, analysis and loom technology.
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Analysis, recognition and cataloguing
Figured fabrics. Recognition, analysis and cataloguing 2
Practical exercises on samples of ancient fabrics and 20th-century reproductions to learn a method of analysis of simple and complex weave structures using such analysis tools as the pick glass, digital microscope and macrophotography. Students are provided with samples and lecture notes.
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Analysis, recognition and cataloguing
Laces in-depth study | ONLINE |
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Basic weaving, Analysis, recognition and cataloguing, Design and jacquard handweaving
IV edition Master I level "Textile - Creation of Art Fabrics" 2021/2022
1st level academic Master in Textiles – Creation of Art Fabrics: 1500 hours for learning to design and hand-produce precious fabrics. The course opens the way to collaborative working relationships in the ancient textiles restoration sector and in construction of costumes for the stage and film. The course foresees internships and apprenticeships at companies and at textile museums.
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Analysis, recognition and cataloguing
Corso fuorisede | Riconoscere le tecniche seriche storiche per una attribuzione di base
The Fondazione Lisio will hold an off-site course at the Fondazione Antonio Ratti in Como. The course will focus on the observation, recognition, and description of various silk weaves such as taffeta, satin, cannelé, diamantina, and pekin.
It will continue with an in-depth study of patterned textiles: brocade, damask, velvet, and lampas. Fabrics from the collections of the Fondazione Antonio Ratti will be observed and analysed.
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Analysis, recognition and cataloguing
Figured fabrics. Recognition, analysis and cataloguing 2 |ONLINE| English
Practical exercises on samples of ancient fabrics and 20th-century reproductions to learn a method of analysis of simple and complex weave structures using such analysis tools as the pick glass, digital microscope and macrophotography. Students are provided with samples and lecture notes.
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Basic weaving, Analysis, recognition and cataloguing, Design and jacquard handweaving
VI edition Master I level "Textile - Creation of Art Fabrics" 2023/2024
1st level academic Master in Textiles – Creation of Art Fabrics: 1500 hours for learning to design and hand-produce precious fabrics. The course opens the way to collaborative working relationships in the ancient textiles restoration sector and in construction of costumes for the stage and film. The course foresees internships and apprenticeships at companies and at textile museums.
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Analysis, recognition and cataloguing
Embroidery. Recognition of embroidery stitches and techniques | ONLINE |
Recognition of one-dimensional stitches in a continuous direction (running stitches) and back stitches; two-dimensional stitches, combined stitches; stitches creating fabrics; stitches for embroidering with sequins, beads and other materials.
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Basic weaving, Analysis, recognition and cataloguing, Design and jacquard handweaving
V edition Master I level "Textile - Creation of Art Fabrics" 2022/2023
1st level academic Master in Textiles – Creation of Art Fabrics: 1500 hours for learning to design and hand-produce precious fabrics. The course opens the way to collaborative working relationships in the ancient textiles restoration sector and in construction of costumes for the stage and film. The course foresees internships and apprenticeships at companies and at textile museums.
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Historical tailoring, Analysis, recognition and cataloguing
History of Textiles 2. Textile decoration from the Baroque era to the Empire period
Individual module of "Historical Tailoring, Costume and Performing". The course aim is to illustrate not only the ways in which a decorative theme which has characterised textile production through the ages – that is, flowers and plant motifs – has assumed different meanings in different historical eras but also how taste and the idea of ‘fashion’ have evolved through the centuries. A vast iconographic repertoire of slides is projected, church vestments and paraments and textile fragments from the Fondazione Lisio historic archives are presented.
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