Musée de l'Impression sur Étoffes
The Decorative Art Museum with its innumerable designs describes with an amazing diversity almost three centuries of design history. It also houses museums of Industry, technics, fashion and local history. The temporary exhibitions, the publications, the demonstrations of printing with wooden blocks, the animations for children and adults, the guided tours as well as the tools of the trade provide a multifaceted wealth of information ranging from retrospection to creation.
Musée de l'Impression sur Étoffes
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Inspired by a mysterious, intriguingly-shaped 19th-century Alsatian object on display in the "Quel chantier" temporary collection, participants will engage in the creation of unique creatures by ...
Estelle Specklin, a.k.a. "Poupet-Pounket", a stylist by training, offers an introductory workshop in block printing and sewing. Children can choose their own fabrics, print others and then sew them ...
As part of the "Quel chantier!" exhibition, a behind-the-scenes guided tour of the museum is organized by our mediator Anne Baumann. Through the eyes of Daniel Dollfus-Ausset, a 19th-century ...
Estelle Specklin, a.k.a. "Poupet-Pounket", trained as a stylist, offers you the chance to create your own personalized kimono with motifs printed on the museum's wooden boards. 1st session: Selection ...
Come and enjoy a unique experience as you learn the technique of block printing. Céline Lachkar, lecturer and artist trained at the Beaux-arts de Paris, invites you to work with real period boards ...
Come and discover the history of Mulhouse's old cloth printing factories, and then learn the skills of the draftsman, engraver, colorist and printer. Compose your own design from A to Z and print it ...
