19123.json

{
  "display_date": "late 17th century", 
  "credit_line": "Gift of Mrs. Edward Luckemeyer", 
  "date_end": "1699", 
  "period": "", 
  "dynasty": "", 
  "culture": "", 
  "id": "19123", 
  "style": "", 
  "date_begin": "1670", 
  "dimensions": "", 
  "copyright": "", 
  "title": "Fragments", 
  "provenance": "", 
  "credit_line_repro": "", 
  "invno": "1912-13-25-a,b,f", 
  "thumbnail": "http://data.cooperhewitt.org/media/350/CHP2434.JPG", 
  "movement": "", 
  "medium": "silks and gold metal thread on linen foundation; embroidery", 
  "media_id": "", 
  "description": "a/: large roughly rectangular panel composed of a number of small fragments - on right a double border - rest of piece divided, by gold galloon, into rectangles, each rectangle enclosing a symmetrical arrangement of straight stems with foliage and various types of blossoms - birds perch here and there on the stems and branches - in two bottom rectangles a shield with pale blue field has crest of skull and cross bones - the double border on right is formed of motifs similar to those in rectangles but running at right angles to body of piece - on left two long triangular shaped pieces have been sewed to the edge - upper centre looks like the back of a chasuble - upper right the border continues well beyond body of piece.", 
  "classification_id": "249", 
  "restrictions": "", 
  "school": "", 
  "name": "Fragments", 
  "region": "", 
  "caption": "", 
  "department_id": "5"
}