There are painted cloths among the items I am studying, in a 1475 inventory of goods in a parish church. My art history tutor told me that this was the period when artists were beginning to go over from painting on wooden panels to painting on what we would call a canvas, but they called linen cloths. Perhaps this is what you have?

Linda Walton,
(in Buckinghamshire, U.K.).

On 27/02/2011 19:53, snsp...@aol.com wrote:

Forwarded from another list.



  Ms Harley 53 of the English Brut chronicle records an incident during the
uke of Burgundy’s siege of English Calais in 1436.  ...They of Brigges
Bruges) made payntet clothes, howe the Flemmynges were att seege att
aleis, and how thai wann the toune; and hanget our Englisshe men by the
elis... etc




Nancy

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