Who painted Lehrbuch Zürcherische Seidenwebschule Dekomposition?

Lehrbuch Zürcherische Seidenwebschule Dekomposition was painted by Unknown in 1908.

Where can I see Lehrbuch Zürcherische Seidenwebschule Dekomposition?

Lehrbuch Zürcherische Seidenwebschule Dekomposition is held by Archaeology and Museum Baselland.

Artwork

Lehrbuch Zürcherische Seidenwebschule Dekomposition

Unknown , 1908

Lehrbuch Zürcherische Seidenwebschule Dekomposition is a drawing by Unknown. It dates from 1908 and is held in the collection of the Archaeology and Museum Baselland. A worn, dark-colored book cover with gold lettering is depicted.

About this work

If you like old craft books, check out ethnology to see how objects like this fit into cultural history.

This is a dark, worn book cover with gold lettering. The words *"Zürcherische Seidenwebschule"* and *"DEKOMPOSITION"* stand out in the center. Below, smaller text reads *"II. Kurs 1908/1909"* and *"Karl Slubacher"* in the corner. The cover looks old, with faded spots and cracks.

The title hints at a weaving school in Zurich, Switzerland. The word *"Dekomposition"* might mean breaking down designs into parts—likely for silk weaving. The book’s age and condition suggest it’s been used a lot.

If you like old craft books, check out ethnology to see how objects like this fit into cultural history.

Overview

A worn, dark-colored book cover with gold lettering is depicted. The title and other text elements are prominently displayed, indicating the book's origin and purpose.

Subject & Meaning

The book appears to be related to the Zürcherische Seidenwebschule, a silk weaving school in Zurich, Switzerland. The term 'Dekomposition' likely refers to the breakdown of designs into component parts for silk weaving.

History & Provenance

The book dates to the early 20th century, specifically the 1908/1909 academic year, and was possibly authored or compiled by Karl Slubacher. Its worn condition suggests extensive use.