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Tired of hauling rugs to serve as flooring for the baronial pavilion, Giuseppe and Giles decided to promote the creation of a groundcloth. Initial discussions with the Financial Committee were positive, and [[Luciana_Maria_Novella_Di_Carlo|Countessa Lucianna]] was asked to create a concept sketch for art to decorate the cloth. The Committee approved an expenditure from Baronial funds to purchase the cloth, with a requirement that compensation for the artist and additional materials would be paid by monies raised by providing space for individual's armory on the cloth, and (at a premium) their depiction in the central panel. | Tired of hauling rugs to serve as flooring for the baronial pavilion, Giuseppe and Giles decided to promote the creation of a groundcloth. Initial discussions with the Financial Committee were positive, and [[Luciana_Maria_Novella_Di_Carlo|Countessa Lucianna]] was asked to create a concept sketch for art to decorate the cloth. The Committee approved an expenditure from Baronial funds to purchase the cloth, with a requirement that compensation for the artist and additional materials would be paid by monies raised by providing space for individual's armory on the cloth, and (at a premium) their depiction in the central panel. | ||
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==Inspiration for the Art== | ==Inspiration for the Art== | ||
Taking inspiration from an illumination in the Military Ordinance of Charles the Bold ("Charles the Bold Receives His Military Captains"), c1475, Lucianna prepared a concept sketch, with different layouts for the armory. | |||
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Revision as of 19:24, 30 March 2014
Tired of hauling rugs to serve as flooring for the baronial pavilion, Giuseppe and Giles decided to promote the creation of a groundcloth. Initial discussions with the Financial Committee were positive, and Countessa Lucianna was asked to create a concept sketch for art to decorate the cloth. The Committee approved an expenditure from Baronial funds to purchase the cloth, with a requirement that compensation for the artist and additional materials would be paid by monies raised by providing space for individual's armory on the cloth, and (at a premium) their depiction in the central panel.
Inspiration for the Art
Taking inspiration from an illumination in the Military Ordinance of Charles the Bold ("Charles the Bold Receives His Military Captains"), c1475, Lucianna prepared a concept sketch, with different layouts for the armory.
Materials Specifications
A super groundcloth purchased from Panther Pavilions: dimensions: 16' x 24'.
Pictures of the Progress
First day's progress
The Cloth has been primed with a soft grey, and the border and foundation stripe painted.
