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ABSTRACT
Harry Wilmer describes the symbology of his yarn paintings in a presentation, several of which are included in the gallery following this paper.
Notes
1. The history of Bargello, flame-like stitchery, is shrouded in mystery and fable. It was executed in sixteenth-century Florence, most often with even-weave linen as opposed to canvas. Examples done by prisoners condemned to death in jail can be seen in the Bargello Palace in Florence.