Dobrescu, Adela (szerk.): Samcult. Revistă de cultură şi civilizaţie (Satu Mare - Mátészalka, 2010)

Varga Emese: A Szamosszegi falvédőgyűjtemény bemutatása

During the field research made within SAMCULT project we discovered a valuable (as number and artistic point of view) and fantastic wall textiles. The collection belongs to Mrs. Bac­­skó Lajosné from Szamosszeg. The wall textiles art was fashionable one during the beginning of the XX th century both in Hungary and Romania. The pieces are made by fine, white canvas and are embroided in different colours with different themes. The most beloved themes were: the blessings, the religious one, scenes with gypsy musicians. The chromatic is also different: some of the pieces are monochro­matic, others are dichromatic and a few polychro­matic. The collection its self is a treasury that tell us about a faded world, the world of our grand­mothers, and a world in which the house, the fam­ily means the whole universe. IRODALOM Kovács Ákos, Feliratos falvédök, Corvina Kiadó. Budapest, 1987. Nagy Katalin, Kralovánszky Mária, Mátéfy Györk, Járó Márta, Textiltechnikák, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, 1993. Rusu Lívia, Broderii săseşti de interior - Catalog de colecţie-, Fundaţia Culturală “Cezara Codruţa Marica”, 2008 Isis, Erdélyi Magyar Restaurátor Füzetek 8-9, Haáz Rezső Múzeum, Székelyudvarhely, 2009. Summary Magyar Néprajzi Lexikon 2. kötet.

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