Italian cuisine continued – this time it is “The Fruit, Herbs & Vegetables” by Giacomo Castelvetro. Beautifully illustrated with food artworks from XV – XVII century, written in 1614 when in exile in Britain author wanted to persuade people to eat a wider variety of fruit and vegetables.
Commercial cottons and linens, machine quilting, hand applique.
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Iina Alho – Norway
Joan Brailsford – United Kingdom
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Chantal Guillermet – France
Genevieve Guadalupe – USA
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Greetje Hein – The Netherlands
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Bella Kaplan – Israel
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Bozena Wojtaszek – Poland
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Bozena, I am so happy to see your work! Such an interesting story and truly made in your style. Bravo!
What a great choice of book! I love the three dimensional addition to your work and your fabric choice. The way you have framed it with the line used to form the words brings the whole piece together. Lovely work.
Another wonderful addition to your Kitchen series.I love the fabrics choice and the composition with 3d effect . The text highlights the design. Bravo.
It is so interesting to discover such a variety of cooking books through your work !
I like the writing and the way it highlight the whole piece.
I like your choise of fabrics and the 3-dimensional items.
You’ve taken us through another appetizing book, this time about the fresh fruits and vegetables of Italy. A lovely composition and another inviting table setting. Bravo!
This is a wonderful interpretation of the subject. The 3d elements add a touch of realism to your quilt. Nicely done!