World Textiles
A Sourcebook
Will be published approx. on 6. February 2012
Book
Paperback/Softback
368 pages
978-0-7141-5093-2 (ISBN)
Description
Highlights from all nine volumes of the highly successful Fabric Folios series to create the essential single-volume textile and design sourcebook Praise for the Fabric Folios series 'Lovers of textiles are sure to find a place for these reasonably priced books on their shelves ... turning each page is a surprise and a pleasure' Joss Graham, The World of Interiors 'Fabric Folios are gorgeous designer sourcebooks exploring the variety of colour and pattern in textiles worldwide. Each book is a treasure trove of design and information.' Traveller Magazine Sales points * Showcases textiles from countries and regions of the world renowned for their rich textile and design heritage * Includes various techniques of production: embroidery, weaving, printing and dyeing * Shows each individual textile in full through a series of detailed photographs, allowing design enthusiasts and experts alike to get close-up and find inspiration for their own work * Each section opens with a brief introduction by an expert in the field to provide a context for appreciating the superb designs
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Illustrations
With over 400 colour illustrations; 400 Illustrations, color
Dimensions
Height: 225 mm
Width: 225 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-7141-5093-2 (9780714150932)
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Persons
Chris Spring is curator of the contemporary African art and the eastern and southern African
collection at the British Museum.
John Gillow has spent over thirty years studying, collecting and lecturing on textiles. His books include Arts and Crafts of India (with Ilay Cooper and Barry Dawson), Indian Textiles (with Nicholas Barnard), Traditional Indonesian Textiles, World Textiles (with Bryan Sentance) and African Textiles.
collection at the British Museum.
John Gillow has spent over thirty years studying, collecting and lecturing on textiles. His books include Arts and Crafts of India (with Ilay Cooper and Barry Dawson), Indian Textiles (with Nicholas Barnard), Traditional Indonesian Textiles, World Textiles (with Bryan Sentance) and African Textiles.