Discover the «Daily and social life in the Trojan hosiery»

Name: Découvrez la « Vie quotidienne et sociale dans la bonneterie troyenne »
Start: 2023-05-13T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-05-13T23:59:00+02:00
Location: Musée de Vauluisant

Samedi 13 mai 2023, 20h00Passé

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Discover the daily and social life of the workers of Troy industry. This exhibition-folder allows visitors and families to enter the world of the cap-and-cap makers from the late 19th century to the 1930s. Through three costumes, follow Marceline the apprentice hosiery, she will accompany you throughout the visit to the museum of hosiery and will reveal the history of this textile industry. Manon Dejeune and Diane Maussire, students in Master Heritage and Museum at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, teach you more about this daily life of workers of the hosiery from 1880 to 1930.
Professional project realized in partnership with the City of Troyes and the students of Terminale du Bac Pro Métiers de la Mode-Vêtements (MMV) of the Lycée Professionnel Édouard Herriot de Sainte-Savine.

À propos du lieu

Musée de Vauluisant

4 rue de Vauluisant

Aube
Grand Est

The Hotel de Vauluisant presents the collections of Champagne art of the Renaissance, known as the Beau 16th century, as well as the collections of the hosiery. The Beautiful 16th century: Painted panels, statues and stained glass windows illustrate the subtle passage from the aesthetics of the Gothic to its apogee, to that, emerging and more precious of the Renaissance. The painting reflects the Italian and Nordic influences (Assumption of the Virgin, Saint Joseph’s Dream). In sculpture, all the trends of the century are represented: Master of Chaource, Jacques Juliot, Dominique Florentin and François Gentil. The stained glass window shines with its last lights with the works of Linard Gontier (didactic exhibition). La Bonneterie: Evocation of the most emblematic activity of Troyes, European city of knitwear. Ancestral know-how and textile creation. From the wooden looms to the sophisticated machines of the “Golden Age” of the 19th and 20th centuries. Knitted items: stockings, socks,