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Feather Textures

Posted by Merle on April 14, 2011 · Leave a Comment 

Filed under Collections Visits, Research · Tagged with affect, Bird of Paradise Hat, Dead Birds, Fashion, Fashion Exhibition, Fashioning Feathers, feather textures, Feathered Hats, Merle Patchett, Millinery Crafts, Millinery Feather, Millinery Prepared Birds of Paradise Skins, Museums, Taxidermy, Taxidermy Art, the Plumage Trade, University of Alberta Clothing and Textiles Collection, Women

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Fashioning Feathers… · an exhibition exploring the lives, deaths and fabricated afterlives of birds involved in the plumage trade

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