Whynot
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
A good friend of mine would like to sell good quality Romanian made tapestry (contemporary I guess)in the American market and figured (what a mistake!) that I must be knowing everything about this.
Well, my answer to him is going to be just as good and useful as yours are to my questions, for I know next to nothing about it, and this is why I'm running this matter through you.
Is high quality tapestry, in general, of interest in America? Do you frequently get to frame such things? I don't recall any special American interest in such artifacts. If Europeans are fond of them, Americans did not strike me with a particular eagerness to acquire and display such form of art, unless it was very old.
I also am anxious to learn whether tapestry and needlework are synonimes. Though both are the result of working with a needle, in my mind the resemblance between tapestry and needlework kind of ends there, tapestry being a much superior type of needle work art. Am I being right in here?
[ 01-19-2004, 12:36 AM: Message edited by: American Choice ]
Well, my answer to him is going to be just as good and useful as yours are to my questions, for I know next to nothing about it, and this is why I'm running this matter through you.
Is high quality tapestry, in general, of interest in America? Do you frequently get to frame such things? I don't recall any special American interest in such artifacts. If Europeans are fond of them, Americans did not strike me with a particular eagerness to acquire and display such form of art, unless it was very old.
I also am anxious to learn whether tapestry and needlework are synonimes. Though both are the result of working with a needle, in my mind the resemblance between tapestry and needlework kind of ends there, tapestry being a much superior type of needle work art. Am I being right in here?
[ 01-19-2004, 12:36 AM: Message edited by: American Choice ]