Sentence examples for tapestry making from inspiring English sources

The present exhibit reflects the golden age of tapestry making.

Its industries include brewing, the manufacture of furniture and textiles, and various handicrafts, in particular tapestry making.

Within the walls is a newly built centre teaching "heritage skills" – tapestry making; wood turning; stone carving; even how to make an illuminated manuscript.

And their film — for it's hard to separate subject from object — is a dense, organic, dazzling and funny tapestry, making use of varied and subtly colored animation and stop-motion; candid video; playfully verbose direct address; chapters and footnotes and doodles; and suavely chosen music and sonic bridges.

It is relevant to that beat that the designer's wife, Benedikte Groth, who acts as a full partner in the act of making the tapestries, was trained at the Aubusson factory in France and knows all the ins and outs of contemporary tapestry making.

English tapestry making and embroidery in the early 14th century were of an especially high quality; works produced by nuns and London professionals were exported across Europe, becoming known as the opus anglicanum.

"I still carry a tapestry made up of the threads of my experience there," she said of the building.

Donoghue said one of his favourite initiatives was the cheerfully gory Game of Thrones tapestry made by volunteers for Ulster Museum in Belfast.

By decoupling the display representation from the sample generator through caching and reconstruction, and by providing an efficient, output-sensitive display representation, the tapestry makes interactive exploration of visually and geometrically complex environments possible even on low-end machines.

After the Rubens tapestry made its careful journey up the Met's grand staircase, it was delivered into the waiting arms of a team of conservators, riggers and technicians.

An ornate woven tapestry made from recycled bottle caps by the Ghanaian artist El Anatsui is displayed in her hallway ("it looks like a Klimt or a Missoni arazzo"), and a collection of seven gouaches by the iconic French abstract painter Sonia Delaunay light up her bedroom.