Last Updated: Feb 04, 2012
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Munkacsi, Kurt, David d'Heurle and Peter Saunders: Bigger is Better, Main Carpets of the Turkmen
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Grube, Ernst J.: Keshte: Central Asian Embroideries, The Marshall and Marilyn R. Wolf Collection
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Benardout, Raymond: A Catalogue of Turkoman and Beluch Weavings from a Bygone Era
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Thompson, Jon: Oriental Carpets From the Tents, Cottages, and Workshops of Asia
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Moshkova, V.G. edited by George W. O'Bannon: Carpets of the People of Central Asia of the Late XIX and XX Centuries
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Fitz Gibbon, Kate and Andrew Hale: Uzbek Embroidery in the Nomadic Tradition: The Jack A. and Aviva Robinson Collection at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts
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Jourdan, Uwe: Oriental Rugs Volume 5: Turkoman
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Burns, James D.: Antique Rugs of Kurdistan: A Historical Legacy of Woven Art
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Stone, Peter F.: The Oriental Rug Lexicon
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Mallett, Marla: Woven Structures: A Guide to Oriental Rug and Textile Analysis
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Bidder, Hans: Carpets from Eastern Turkestan: Known as Khotan, Samarkand and Kansu Carpets
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Bogoslovskaya, Irina and Larisa Levteeva: Skullcaps of Uzbekistan, 19th-20th Centuries
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Opie, James: Tribal Rugs of Southern Persia
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Eiland, Murray L. ed.: A World of Carpets and Textiles
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ACOR 6: The Exhibitions of ACOR 6: Inclusively Baluch, Rugs of Rare Beauty from Midwest Collections, Warp-Faced Bands
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Bennett, Ian and Aziz Bassoul: Rugs of the Caucasus from Three Private Lebanese Collections (Tapis du Caucase a Travers Trois Collections Libanaises Privees)
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Rippon Boswell: The Lesley and Robert Pinner Collection of Turkmen Rugs
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Craycraft, Michael: Belouch Prayer Rugs
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Diehr, Frank Martin: Three Dusty Dozen: Antique Baluch Rugs
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Pinner, Robert and Murray L. Eiland Jr.: Between the Black Desert and the Red, Turkmen Carpets from the Wiedersperg Collection
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| Dennis B. Marquand (dennis@rugbooks.com) |
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Dennis has been collecting Oriental rugs, trappings and textiles for over 40 years. In 1985 he founded Oriental Rug and Ethnographic Textile Books which is now the best source for literature on the subject. He has given talks to rug clubs around the United States as well as international conferences and has attended every ACOR and ICOC since 1983. Member of the Textile Museum Associates of Southern California.
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| Wesley B. Marquand (wesley@rugbooks.com) |
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Wesley has been working with his father since the age of sixteen publishing and editing catalogs and writing book descriptions and reviews online. In 1998, with the help of a friend, he launched RugBooks.com and has been in the business for over 10 years buying and selling books on rugs, textiles and the people who wove them. He collects a wide range of textiles as well as passport stamps and tattoos. Alumnus of the Colorado Antiquarian Book Seminar.
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