Reconstructed sleeve detail.
Lancaster Hall Hotel 35 Craven Terrace, London W2 3EL
Saturday 29 October 2022, 10am-5pm
In person event at Lancaster Hall Hotel, 35 Craven Terrace, London W2 3EL
We are pleased to announce that the following presentations will be part of our next Study Day. Early Bird prices for MEDATS members are available for registrations received by 16 September. Tickets include a light lunch, tea and coffee. Full paper abstracts and and speaker biographies are available here.
Ticket Prices:
Before 16 September:
Members £38
Non-Members £44
After 16 September:
Members £44
Non-Members £48
Register online now
Papers
Data, disciplines and dress: establishing reconstruction as a scholarly research method
Jane Malcolm-Davies, The Globe Institute, University of Copenhagen
Tactile engagement with embroidered museum artefacts: producing a tactile wall hanging with Braille
Claire Frampton, Oxford University Gardens, Libraries and Museums
Putting Joseph Braun’s Theory of Mitre Development to the Test
Nancy Spies, Independent Scholar
The Case for a Frame: Building Silhouette with Padding and Quilting
Tasha D. Kelly, Independent Scholar
Reproducing the Littlest Holes in History – the reconstruction of c. 13th- to 14th-century silk mesh hairnets
Sue Lamberton, Independent Scholar
Clarifying and extending the typology of aiglets through a practical application of craft and experimental archeology
Gerald Livings, Independent Scholar
Recreating the circa 1450 hat of Anne Beauchamp
MEDATS 15th Century Hats Study Group