I'd like to throw my hat in the ring and join the swap. (and to mention Jacques Lacan's Mirror Stage for those that are interested)
The first is "A Woman in Green & Crimson" by Piero del Pollaivolo - on display at the Gardner Museum. Looking at the photo I took which I used as my reference photo, her dress looks blue and crimson. So my apologies to good ole Pollaivolo!
The second is an example of truck (knitwear) from the Shetland Museum in Lerwick. It is fairly true to the reference photo. Unfortunately, didn't take a picture of the label so can't give any more detail, though the history of truck was quite fascinating.
The first is "A Woman in Green & Crimson" by Piero del Pollaivolo - on display at the Gardner Museum. Looking at the photo I took which I used as my reference photo, her dress looks blue and crimson. So my apologies to good ole Pollaivolo!
The second is an example of truck (knitwear) from the Shetland Museum in Lerwick. It is fairly true to the reference photo. Unfortunately, didn't take a picture of the label so can't give any more detail, though the history of truck was quite fascinating.