Old Time Wall Papers - An Account of the Pictorial Papers on Our Forefathers' - Walls with a Study of the Historical Development of Wall - Paper Making and Decoration - The Original Classic Edition

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Daniel Rock, in his exhaustive work on Tapestries, casts the gravest doubts upon the tradition that this needlework owed its origin to Matilda and her ladies: 'Had such a piece anywise or ever belonged to William's wife, we must think that, instead of being let stray away to Bayeux, toward which place she bore no particular affection, she would have bequeathed it, like other things, to her beloved church at Caen.' ...Aumonier says: 'Notwithstanding the Chinese reputation for printing from wooden blocks from time immemorial, no specimens of their work that process have ever come under the notice of the author, in public museums or elsewhere, and it is far more probable that early Chinese works imported into Europe were painted by hand, in imitation of the wondrous needlework, for which, through unknown ages, the Eastern peoples have been famous.