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Exhibitions

Sanny loves working on exhibitions with a role for linen and damask. Museums and castles ask her to contribute as a guest curator, and she develops her own concepts.

That’s how it’s done (not!): the baroness’s worn linen

The shabby but authentic linen weaver’s house provided the perfect setting for the baroness’s patched-up…

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DINNER IS SERVED, townspeople and country folk, servants and masters!

In 2016, there was more linen damask on display in the beautiful rural museum in…

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Dutch dining: 400 years of dining culture

Ten beautifully decorated tables told the story of Dutch dining culture. This is how prominent…

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Class distinctions. Dutch painting in the age of Rembrandt and Vermeer

Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, USA. Ronni Baer put together a wonderful exhibition with…

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A peek in the linen cabinet of times gone by

After its restoration, Groeneveld Castle was also partly refurnished, and this included the linen room….

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Artistic linen damask from Brabant 1900-1960. Designs by Chris Lebeau, André Vlaanderen, Jaap Gidding and their contemporaries.

Nederlands Textielmuseum, Tilburg, The Netherlands. In the past, shiny linen damask used to feature on…

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Beautiful damask, pressed with love

Slot Zuylen, Oud-Zuilen.  The dining room table was immaculately covered with 17th century linen damask….

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Rotterdam 2001, Cultural Capital of Europe

During the exhibition Thuis in Rotterdam (At home in Rotterdam), the city put its captivating…

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Neat piles of linen

Piles and piles, all around the museum lay piles of linen from various linen sets…

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Dining with Wilhelmina. Commemorative Dutch damask, 1898-1998

Textielmuseum Tilburg This exhibition was based on the commemoration of Queen Wilhelmina’s coronation in 1898…

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The linen press of Rubens’ wife

The Rubens House, Antwerp, permanent damask exhibition Visit the linen room in museum the Rubens…

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