Marsely Kehoe
@marselykehoe.bsky.social
Early modern Dutch global art history | digital humanities | textiles | knitting | weaving | urban farming
Or bad softwares for flipping thru those thousands of images… 😡😵💫
November 15, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Or bad softwares for flipping thru those thousands of images… 😡😵💫
I suppose I should also mention we have a journal issue: jhna.org/issues/vol-1...
Volume 15: Issue 1 (Winter 2023) - Journal of Historians of Netherlandish Art
jhna.org
November 15, 2025 at 5:53 PM
I suppose I should also mention we have a journal issue: jhna.org/issues/vol-1...
Maybe? We’re currently tempted by the names of 18th cent Dutch women as merchants but based in NLs - our data so far is all 18th c bc it has been more accessible but our aim is to go further back through the 17th
November 15, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Maybe? We’re currently tempted by the names of 18th cent Dutch women as merchants but based in NLs - our data so far is all 18th c bc it has been more accessible but our aim is to go further back through the 17th
Thanks! More content in the works :)
November 15, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Thanks! More content in the works :)
Check out the entry on perpetuanen - wool cloth traded to Guinea Coast (dutchtextiletrade.org/textiles/per...). Silesian linen. The others I’m not sure about…
Perpetuanen - Dutch Textile Trade
A serge (twill-woven wool), hot-pressed and durable fabric made in England, Flanders and Holland. Typically dyed in a single color: blue, green, red (scarlet), sometimes purple, yellow, brown. Traded ...
dutchtextiletrade.org
November 15, 2025 at 12:55 PM
Check out the entry on perpetuanen - wool cloth traded to Guinea Coast (dutchtextiletrade.org/textiles/per...). Silesian linen. The others I’m not sure about…
I’m weighing in way too late here! Saai/says is definitely a woolen cloth, lywaet is generic cloth word so have to know context. It’s literally linen but can also be just cloth (like how our linen closets hold our cotton sheets and toilet paper)
November 15, 2025 at 3:37 AM
I’m weighing in way too late here! Saai/says is definitely a woolen cloth, lywaet is generic cloth word so have to know context. It’s literally linen but can also be just cloth (like how our linen closets hold our cotton sheets and toilet paper)