REPLY1850
Paper Hangings
By M. W.
"It was on the walls of this drawing-room (the king's at Kensington Palace) that the then new art of paper-hangings, in imitation of the old velvet flock, was displayed with an effect that soon led to the adoption of so cheap and elegant a manufacture, in preference to the original rich material from which it was copied."—W.H. Pyne's *Royal Residences*, vol. ii. p. 75.
Topics: Paper Hangings, Royal Residences, Art, Manufacture
Locations: Kensington Palace