Man has always envied the ability to be 'as free as a bird' and whilst our most ancient ancestors were quick to discover their value as a source of food (Plate 6 and Fig 3), it cannot have been long before the decorative and entertainment qualities of birds were also appreciated.
An edition of Helen M. Stevens' Embroidered Birds (Masterclass Embroidery)
(2004)
Helen M. Stevens' Embroidered Birds (Masterclass Embroidery)
New Ed edition
by Helen M. Stevens
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Helen M. Stevens' Embroidered Birds (Masterclass Embroidery)
September 15, 2004, David & Charles Publishers
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0715319655 9780715319659
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"Man has always envied the ability to be 'as free as a bird' and whilst our most ancient ancestors were quick to discover their value as a source of food (Plate 6 and Fig 3), it cannot have been long before the decorative and entertainment qualities of birds were also appreciated."
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