[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":37},["ShallowReactive",2],{"history-block-dutchmans-puzzle":3},{"designer":4,"brackman":5,"related":7,"sources":11,"da":17,"en":27},null,[6],"1339a",[8,9,10],"flying-geese","pinwheel","sawtooth-star",[12,13,14,15,16],"lac-1898","webster-1915","spencer-dutchmans-puzzle","iqm-dutchmans-puzzle","spencer-flying-dutchman",{"lead":18,"period":19,"firstKnown":20,"history":21,"use":24},"Otte flying geese i par, der drejer rundt om midten som en vindmølle af gæs.","USA, fra slutningen af 1800-tallet","Ladies' Art Companys katalog fra 1898 (nr. 26), tegnet præcis som denne blok.",[22,23],"Marie Webster har navnet med i sin liste fra 1915 blandt dem, der henviser til personer. Carrie Hall syede blokken i begyndelsen af 1900-tallet til sin samling af prøveblokke, i dag på Spencer Museum of Art: fire rosa og fire mønstrede gæs på hvid bund. Det internationale quiltmuseum i Lincoln har en maskinsyet Dutchman's Puzzle fra 1880–1920, måske fra York County i Pennsylvania.","Hvem \"hollænderen\" er, ved vi ikke. Ingen af kilderne forklarer navnet, og vi har ikke fundet belæg for at knytte det til de tysktalende \"Pennsylvania Dutch\". Pas på en forveksling: Ladies' Art Company og Carrie Hall har også en Flying Dutchman, men det er en anden blok af gæs og timeglas.",[25,26],"Blokken syes af otte [[flying-geese]], to og to i fire kvadrater, som vendes en kvart omgang hver. Den drejer på samme måde som [[pinwheel|vindmøllen]], bare med gæs i stedet for halvkvadrat-trekanter.","Med gæs i to farver ser man en vindmølle; med alle gæs i én farve på lys bund ser man fire par gæs flyve rundt om midten.",{"lead":28,"period":29,"firstKnown":30,"history":31,"use":34},"Eight flying geese in pairs, turning round the centre like a pinwheel of geese.","USA, from the late 1800s","The Ladies' Art Company's catalogue of 1898 (no. 26), drawn exactly like this block.",[32,33],"Marie Webster has the name in her list of 1915 among those that refer to persons. Carrie Hall made the block in the early 1900s for her collection of sample blocks, now at the Spencer Museum of Art: four rose and four printed geese on a white ground. The International Quilt Museum in Lincoln has a machine-pieced Dutchman's Puzzle from 1880–1920, possibly from York County, Pennsylvania.","Who the Dutchman is, we do not know. None of the sources explains the name, and we have found nothing to tie it to the German-speaking \"Pennsylvania Dutch\". Beware of a mix-up: the Ladies' Art Company and Carrie Hall also have a Flying Dutchman, but that is another block of geese and hourglasses.",[35,36],"The block is sewn from eight [[flying-geese]], two by two in four squares, each turned a quarter. It turns the way [[pinwheel]] does, only with geese instead of half-square triangles.","With geese in two colours you see a pinwheel; with all geese in one colour on a light ground you see four pairs of geese flying round the centre.",1794245545837]