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Estudio y documentación de textiles (III): An In-depth Course on Historical Fabric Analysis and Preservation

This program offered theoretical and practical sessions covering essential textile materials, techniques, and historical evolution.

Delve into 'Estudio y documentación de textiles (III)', a comprehensive course designed for professionals seeking an in-depth understanding of fabric analysis. Explore a rich curriculum featuring theoretical and practical classes led by specialists, covering chemical fiber analysis, weave structure recognition, and dyeing techniques. The program also examines the historical decorative evolution of textiles, including archaeological and upholstery fabrics from various periods.

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Exhibition summary

This course, 'Study and Documentation of Textiles (III)', offered theoretical and practical sessions on the essential materials and techniques for textile study. It aimed to provide professionals with an in-depth understanding of fabric analysis and historical decorative evolution.

Curatorial context

The course 'Estudio y documentación de textiles (III)' provided participants with a comprehensive understanding of textile study through a series of theoretical and practical classes. Led by professionals from various specialties, the program delved into essential materials and techniques crucial for analyzing fabrics. Sessions covered chemical fiber analysis, fiber and process recognition, computer-aided representation of weave structures, and practical recognition of weaves on fabric. The course also explored dyeing theories and practical applications, as well as the history of textiles, including archaeological, Hispano-Muslim, and upholstery fabrics from different periods. The program was designed for a limited group of 20 participants and took place over several days in March 2007.

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Attendance was free with prior registration, which required submitting a curriculum vitae. The event was limited to 20 participants.

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Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Feb 27, 2007
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