Stevengraph - Wikipedia
Stevengraphs are pictures woven from silk, originally created by Thomas Stevens in the 19th century. They were popular collectable items again during the revival of interest in Victoriana in the 1960s and 1970s. [1] In the mid-19th century the town of Coventry, England, was the centre of a ribbon weaving industry.
Stevengraphs and the Stevengraph Collectors Association
Stevengraph Pictures and Portraits: The most prolific period was between 1879 and 1905. Many categories were covered including royalty, military, jockeys, politicians, sportsmen and notables.
Stevengraphs (silk pictures) - price guide and values - Carter's
Find the worth of your Stevengraphs (silk pictures). Research our price guide with auction results on 13 items from $46 to $341.
A Guide to the Beautiful World of Woven Silk Pictures
Stevengraphs are a type of woven silk picture that gained popularity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Originally produced by Thomas Stevens in Coventry, England, these intricate pictures depict a variety of subjects, from political figures to sporting events.
STEVENGRAPHS | Pricing Guides Dictionary & Values
Framed and unframed Stevengraphs to include three foxhunting examples titled "Four-in-Hand Coach", "The Good Old Days", "Train", "At Present Time" and three unframed examples. Examples with matting: 4.5" x 7.5" ss Largest framed: 10.5" x 13.75" Condition: Some discoloration, minor tearing, wear consistent with age.
Stevengraphs - The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum
A few silk pictures were produced in the 1850s and 1860s, but they were made famous by the firm of Thomas Stevens of Coventry, which made their first silk pictures or Stevengraphs, as they called them, in 1879. From then until the early 20th century Stevens produced around 200 different designs.
Stevengraphs – Richard Mole
The Stevengraph trade name was coined by Thomas Stevens in about 1863 to describe his woven articles, and today that includes his silk pictures and portraits. He began in 1854 using the Jacquard loom to produce an infinite variety of items.
Reproduction Stevengraphs
What is a Stevengraph? A Stevengraph is a machine woven image in silk. Thomas Stevens of Coventry, England is credited with originating the idea around 1862 and naming the product after himself. His factory was the first and largest producer of such items.
Lincoln Bookmark - Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum
2018年7月26日 · Stevengraphs are small woven pictures that depict famous buildings, historical events, iconic scenes, and prominent public figures such as royalty, politicians and athletes. They were produced by Thomas Stevens (English, 1828–1888), a Coventry weaver who customized the jacquard loom to produce small detailed pictures in bright colors.
Stevengraph | Science Museum Group Collection
Stevengraph, woven-silk picture mounted on card depicting George Stephenson with Locomotion and Rocket representing the 'Past' and a Stirling Single with two six wheeled carriages emerging from a tunnel representing the 'Present', c. 1875, by Thomas Stevens.
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