Antoine Quemizet / Quemiset) was a 18th century dyer passionate about his profession. After having published in 1769 in Rouen the program of an observation course on the art of dyeing in 11 p., he entered the dyeing of the Gobelins Manufactory in 1773 under the auspices of J. Neilson and exercised there until 1779-1783 (date to be checked). He published  and Art of approving and dyeing all kinds of skins<i>, in Paris  in 1775, then wrote a new opus that remained unpublished and that the Mobilier national has preserved or more exactly re-acquired in the 19th century (?). Here he delivers a series of experermients. He also established a colored table. Le Mobilier national also probably retains from its period the first methodical registers of dye tests on textiles. To learn more about him, see also:</i>
<p>A. Lacordaire, Historical note on the imperial manufactures of Gobelins tapestries and Savonnerie carpets, Paris, 1855
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</p><p>A. Lacordaire, Historical note on the imperial manufactures of Gobelins tapestries and Savonnerie carpets, Paris, 1859
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