Taaboe's Fotothing

Gracias por tu visita
Preciosa foto 1688 , hace algun tiempo de esto, verdad
seguro que es muy valuoso
Thank You

Admirable hand work and nice antiquity ... nice shot!

Thank you so much. It was hard to take this picture, as it's not allowed to use flash, and besides it's very gloomy inside the Church (made from Marmor brought from Italy more than 700 hundred years ago- by a private family;D)

I've posted a general thanks below the picture + more explanations

Nice image, the embroidered piece has held well over the years.

it's magnifician Art Shown..here we have it too, there is an old tradition about "that" "bordados en oro"

I like such pictures very much. You managed to get a very clear and sharp result! What does HOSBACDB mean?

Thanks for a nice comment. I have passed your question to the SummerGuide. Hope to have an answere not before too long.

Hi Senna3,
I today received this answer from Inger M. Godoe:

Hey,
It’s been uncertain about this cloth, but in the local historybook ”Borgund and Giske”, I do find a possible version:
The cloth is made by a young girl. Her name was Karen Breier. What you are asking for should according to what I read might be the initials of her parents: HOSB = Hans Olufsen Breier (1623-1704). He was vicar in Aukra and Dean in Romsdal. And his wife,
ACDB = Anne Christensdatter Bernhoft (1624 – 1705)

I do think the person who looked up these facts, would be very happy, if you sent her an e-mail:
"Inger Magelssen Godø"

Her e-mail: inger_mg@hotmail.com

Hi Senna3,
I today received this answer from Inger M. Godoe:

Hey,
It’s been uncertain about this cloth, but in the local historybook ”Borgund and Giske”, I do find a possible version:
The cloth is made by a young girl. Her name was Karen Breier. What you are asking for should according to what I read might be the initials of her parents: HOSB = Hans Olufsen Breier (1623-1704). He was vicar in Aukra and Dean in Romsdal. And his wife,
ACDB = Anne Christensdatter Bernhoft (1624 – 1705)

I do think the person who looked up these facts, would be very happy, if you sent her an e-mail:
"Inger Magelssen Godø"

The whole story is now posted in my blog

http://toraa.blogspot.com/

=^.^=