09 . 08
2019
005 Von Therapie zur Industrie: Die Disabled Soldiers Embroidery Industry
09 . 08 . 2019
Shownotes
Links & Quellen:
- Die Zwei Schlachten Von Bullecourt
- Kriegszitterer (Wikipedia)
- McBrinn, Joseph: The work of masculine fingers': the Disabled Soldiers’ Embroidery Industry, 1918–1955. Journal of Design History, Volume 31, Issue 1, February 2018, Pages 1–23
- McBrinn, Joseph: Clever Needlemen. The Disabled Soldiers’ Embroidery Industry and the Embroiderers’ Guild
- Davidson, Jonathan: Threading the needle: when embroidery was used to treat shell-shock
- Holdsworth, Jacqueline: Louisa Pesel – Shell Shocked Soldiers – Bradford Cathedral
- University of Leeds, Archive of International Textiles: Louisa Frances Pesel (1870-1947)
- Ernest Thesiger and the Disabled Soldiers’ Embroidery Industry
Austro-Hungarian soldiers show of their patriotic handicrafts. Now, who said real men don't do embroidery?
— Pike Grey 1914-1918 (@PikeGrey1418) December 15, 2017
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