San Francisco: The Arcade Gallery, 1988. 6 black and white illustrations, map. Exhibition pamphlet of masks and sculpture. No textiles shown. More

Legon: Centre for Indigenous Knowledge Systems, 2001. Hundreds of line drawings. Adinkra cloth symbols are very popular in Ghana where the cloth is used in political and religious rituals, funerals and everyday wear. It is made by hand with the block and screen printing technique. The symbols are also used..... More

Amsterdam: KIT Press, 1991. 593 black and white 222 figures and drawings. Detailed museum exhibition catalog of 11th - l6th century textiles found in Mali's Tellem caves, with a report on the conservation and analysis of fibers and dyes. With contributions on African archaeology and African textiles. More

Milan: 5 Continents, 2008. Over 250 color plates. Massive. "Celebrating African costumes and textiles, this volume draws on historical and modern pieces from the Zaira and Marcel Mis Collection. The extraordinary works presented exemplify the craftsmanship of highly skilled African weavers and provide insight into the lives and culture of..... More

Paris: Adam Biro, 1993. 75 color plates 95 black and white. Sub-Saharan African textiles with an emphasis on Kuba and Pygmy weavings in the Democratic Republic of Congo. French text. [CSROT t3140]. More

Paris: Éditions Dapper, 1995. 84 color plates. Musée Dapper exhibition catalog of West African textiles and a small section of sculptures from Cote d'Ivore. The Dapper was a private museum specializing in African art. French text. More

Basel: Christoph Merian Verlag / Museum der Kulturen, 2009. 145 mostly color illustrations. Museum exhibition catalog. "The richly illustrated and expertly designed publication accompanying the exhibition offers an impressive overview of West African textile culture, highlighting Mali, Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana. Editor Bernhard Gardi was a member of the..... More

Tampere: Pyynikinlinna, 1991. 88 color plates. Uncommon museum exhibition catalog of these woven wool and cotton bed-screens from West Africa. Finnish text. "The woollen marriage bed-screens Arkilla kerka are one of the types in the broad category of the marriage bed-screens generically called Arkilla woven in the Inland Delta of..... More

Roxford: Lamb, 1980. 70 color plates 354 black and white. This is the standard work on Nigeria's textiles. More

Munich: Haus der Kulturen der Welt / Fred Jahn, 1989. 37 color plates and 56 black and white illustrations of textiles. 5 pages of figures and maps. Exhibition catalog of Bushoong, Shoowa, and Ngongo textiles. German text. More

Washington D.C. Howard University School of Human Ecology, 1975. 15 black and white plates 17 black and white figures. "An Exhibition of the Susan B. Aradeon Collection of West African Dress at the Museum of African Art" More

Iowa City: University of Iowa Museum of Art, 1995. 15 color plates. University museum exhibition catalog of African art including 7 textiles, 6 pieces of jewelry and 3 hats. Uncommon. More

Vlaeberg: Fernwood Press, 2001. "South East African Beadwork 1850–1910: From Adornment to Artefact to Art, the first book devoted to beadwork from the eastern regions of southern Africa, illustrates in full colour more than 260 pieces of beadwork dating from 1850 to 1910. It firmly places beadwork as an art..... More