{
  "name": "Hairwork techniques in two period manuals, with museum examples",
  "desc": "Five kinds of hairwork, one row each: the terms used and where they come from, how the work is described, the forms it made, a museum example where one was read, and what the example's record does and does not say.",
  "lic": "CC BY 4.0",
  "lic_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/",
  "by": "Tailor, Weaver, Jeweler, Dyer",
  "url": "https://tailorweaverjewelerdyer.com/jewelry/victorian-hair-jewelry/",
  "from": [
    "Mark Campbell, Self-Instructor in the Art of Hair Work (New York and Chicago, 1867), pp. 9, 122–130 and 137 (public domain)",
    "Alexanna Speight, The Lock of Hair (London, 1871), pp. 87–93, 97 and 102–105, a plate and the trade pages at the back (public domain; facts restated)",
    "Museum catalogue data (CC0): Walters Art Museum 57.2059; Wellcome Collection A642443; Rijksmuseum BK-NM-1120; The Metropolitan Museum of Art 32.134.2"
  ],
  "how": "Compiled by Tailor, Weaver, Jeweler, Dyer from the data listed",
  "data_by": [
    "Mark Campbell, Self-Instructor in the Art of Hair Work (1867), Project Gutenberg eBook #38658 (public domain)",
    "Alexanna Speight, The Lock of Hair (1871), public domain (facts restated)",
    "Walters Art Museum catalogue data (CC0): 57.2059",
    "Wellcome Collection catalogue data (CC0): Museum No A642443",
    "Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, collection data (CC0): BK-NM-1120",
    "The Metropolitan Museum of Art Open Access data (CC0): 32.134.2"
  ]
}