Glazier, Richard: Historic textile fabrics: a short history of the tradition and development of pattern in woven & printed stuffs (London: B. T. Batsford, 1923)

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Glazier, Richard
Historic textile fabrics: a short history of the tradition and development of pattern in woven & printed stuffs — London: B. T. Batsford, 1923

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https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.62931#0074

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Einband
Schmutztitel
Frontispiz
Titelblatt
v Preface
vi Note
vii-viii Contents
ix-xiv Index to Plates and Text Illustrations
1-2 I. Introduction
3-10 II. Materials used by the Weaver
11-16 III. The Loom
17-18 IV. The Evolution of Pattern
19 V. Woven Patterns
21-22 VI. Early Tapestries
23-94 VII. Woven Fabrics
95-98 VIII. The Printed Pattern
99-110 IX. Dyed and Printed Fabrics
111-112 X. Ecclesiastical Vestments
113-114 Retrospect
115-116 A short Reference List of Books on Textile Design
117-120 Index to Text
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Maßstab/Farbkeil

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Plate 23.

JAPANESE SILK BROCADE. Late XKII Century.
Part of a Buddhist priest’s vestment, woven with strips of silvered paper.
Black ground ; pattern in blue, gold, and brown.

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