History of Western Textile Patterns

Author: (Japanese) Kiyofusa City, translated by Sun Jiliang
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Publishing Date: 2001-03-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive historical and cultural overview of Western silk patterns and printed designs from the perspective of textile art. From ancient Egypt, Byzantium, and the Inca to various European countries; from silk, tapestries, lace, printed fabrics to interior decoration; from the Coptic, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Art Nouveau to Art Deco periods, it offers insightful analysis of the formation, characteristics, colors, and development of textile patterns. This book serves as a strong guide and reference for improving the level of textile pattern design in China. It is an invaluable reference for textile pattern designers, students and teachers of applied art, and researchers of art history.