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Strapwork

In the history of art and design, strapwork is the use of stylised representations in ornament of ribbon-like forms. These may loosely imitate leather straps, parchment or metal cut into elaborate shapes, with piercings, and often interwoven in a geometric pattern. In early examples there may or may not be three-dimensionality, either actual in curling…

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Strapwork

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Triples77
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.039216
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related to References · 20
Strapwork → Anthony, Feb, Fuhring, George Baselitz, Grove, Grove Art Online, Grunwald Center, ISBN, Karen Jacobson, Oxford Art Online, Oxford University Press, Peter, Prints, Renaissance Ornament Prints, Subscription, The French Contribution, The French Renaissance, UCLA, Web, Wells-Cole
related to Gallery · 14
Strapwork → Church, Czarny, Flemish, FontainebleauFrench, Girih, Islamic, KrakówModern, Mary, NottinghamPolish, Palace, Samarkhand, Sophisticated, St, Wollaton Hall
related to Flemish · 10
Strapwork → Antwerp, Bos, Cornelis Bos, Cornelis Floris, Europe, Floris, Fontainebleau, Hans Vredeman, The, Vries
related to Italy · 10
Strapwork → By, Europe, First School, Fontainebleau, Islamic, Italians, Italy, Raphael Loggie, Spain, Vatican
related to England · 9
Strapwork → East Harptree, England, Exeter Cathedral, Gloucestershire, Misarden Park, Nottingham, Sir Gawen Carew, Sir John Newton, Wollaton Hall
related to Islamic · 7
Strapwork → European, Girih, Islamic, It, Moresque, Renaissance, The
related to France · 5
Strapwork → Fontainebleau, Northern Mannerist, Palace, Rosso Fiorentino, Thereafter
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Strapwork → frequent background and framework for grotesque ornament, use of stylised representations in ornament of ribbon-like forms

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ornament often may curling ends islamic style northern elements scrollwork stucco patterns fontainebleau geometric century also girih used decorative work

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Strapworkis ause of stylised representations in ornament of ribbon-like forms0.90text
Strapworkis afrequent background and framework for grotesque ornament0.90text
Strapworkrelated to EnglandEngland0.60section
Strapworkrelated to EnglandMisarden Park0.60section
Strapworkrelated to EnglandGloucestershire0.60section
Strapworkrelated to EnglandSir John Newton0.60section
Strapworkrelated to EnglandEast Harptree0.60section
Strapworkrelated to EnglandSir Gawen Carew0.60section
Strapworkrelated to EnglandExeter Cathedral0.60section
Strapworkrelated to EnglandWollaton Hall0.60section
Strapworkrelated to EnglandNottingham0.60section
Strapworkrelated to FlemishThe0.60section

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