by Obie Linn, Textile Conservator
9/21/2023
textile conservation, Elizabeth Hawes, Flag Dress, before and after, CAMConservation, textiles
There are few things more satisfying than seeing some really dramatic “before and after” photos when a conservation treatment is complete! Conservation of Elizabeth Hawes’ “flag dress” or Geographic (1940) has wrapped up, and now you can flip through a whole album of “before/after” pairs showing the transformations of many of the flags that cover the dress.
by Conservation
11/18/2021
CAMConservation, conservation, textile conservation, textiles, Elizabeth Hawes, behind the scenes
We’ve come a long way on the treatment of the Elizabeth Hawes flag dress! If
by Conservation
8/26/2021
CAMConservation, conservation, textile conservation, textiles, Elizabeth Hawes, behind the scenes
It’s time for a bath in textile conservation.
by Conservation
4/8/2021
conservation, textiles, Elizabeth Hawes, behind the scenes, CAMConservation, textile conservation
Precision dyeing and color-matching is an important part of textile conservation and this week, we have a dyed-to-match success to report for this silk Argentine flag from the Elizabeth Hawes Flag Dress.
by Conservation
10/20/2016
conservation, behind the scenes, textiles, Fashion Arts & Textiles, Brazil, Flag, CAMConservation, Elizabeth Hawes, textile conservation
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