Lyons: Centre International d'Etude des Textiles Anciens, 2005. 10 color and 102 black and white illustrations. Includes the English articles: "The Development of the Loom and its Mechanisms: Experiments with Chinese Warp-Faced Compound Weaves" by Keiko Kobayashi "Hispano-Muslim Textiles: A Technical and Analytical Study" by Angela Arteaga, et al. "Juhta...
Taipei: "Five Thousand Years of Chinese Art" Editorial Committee, [1980?]. 208 color plates, numerous black and white. Scarce two volume set. Chinese text. Volume I: Prehistoric - Six Dynasties includes 200 pages and 106 color plates. Volume II: Sui and T'ang Dynasties includes 200 pages and 102 color plates. Both...
Hong Kong: 2000-2005. Twenty-one issues of the Society newsletter from Volume 8 #2 (March-April 2000) to Volume 13 #1 Spring 2005. Each has a color illustration on the front and back cover and black and white illustrations inside. Each issue is 1-16 pages in length.
Paris: AEDTA, 1996. 28 loose color plates. Sumptuous publication from the Assocation pour l'Étude et la Documentation des Textiles d'Asie, Paris (AEDTA) of their collection of old religious Buhddhist silk textiles. #571 of 1000 copies printed. French/English text.
Paris: AEDTA, 1996. 28 loose color plates. Sumptuous publication from the Assocation pour l'Étude et la Documentation des Textiles d'Asie, Paris (AEDTA) of their collection of old religious Buddhist silk textiles. #380 of 1000 copies printed. French/English text.
New York: American Art Association / Anderson Galleries, 1935. 8 lots illustrated in black and white. Uncommon auction catalog of 223 lots of Chinese textiles.
New York: The Anderson Galleries, 1916. 11 black and white. Uncommon. Descriptions of 150 rugs and 321 robes. Illustrations show 6 robes and 8 rugs.
San Francisco: Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, 1988. 9 color plates, 18 figures. Asian Art Museum exhibition catalog. 18 figures are of stitches.
Oxford: Oxbow Books, 2015. Thoroughly illustrated in color. "This ground-breaking book documents the weaving traditions and textiles of one of Asia’s most ethnically diverse areas, placing them in a regional context. Based on more than a decade of first-hand study in the field, the authors record the traditions of Miao.....
Leigh-on-Sea: F. Lewis, 1961. 46 full page black and white.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1959. 15 black and white 14 figures. Royal Ontario Museum Occasional Paper 2.
Manhattan, KS: Kansas State University, 1982. 146 black and white. Uncommon Kansas State University exhibition catalog of the antique Chinese textiles in their collection.
Chicago: Art Media Resources, 1952 (2001). 20 black and white. "A scholarly survey of the dragon-patterned robes worn by nobles and officials in China during the later dynasties. Intended as a source book on a major phase of Chinese costume, it is based on translations from many Chinese sources and...
New York: Ronald Press Company, 1952. 20 black and white. Scarce first edition and even more so in dustjacket. This major work is a scholarly survey of the dragon-patterned robes worn by nobles and officials in China during the later dynasties. Intended as a source book on a major part...
Paris: Musée des Gobelins, 1936. 20 black and white plates showing 21 examples. GWO 1748. Early French exhibition catalog from the Musée des Gobelins of Chinese textiles including robes, koss'u, and rugs.
London: Jocelyn Chatterton, 2002. 150 color plates 41 black and white figures. The book contains illustrations of early silks, Ming brocades, Qing dynasty costume, domestic embroideries and sewing tools. The Embroidered designs and symbols expressed not only the symbolism of the imperial court but also the domestic hopes and desires...
Beijing: Cultural Relics Press, 2009. 33 color plates, numerous black and white figures. 23 essays written for the exhibition at the China Silk Museum on ancient and contemporary conservation and restoration methods used on Chinese textiles. Chinese text with English preface and summaries.
Hong Kong: Christie's, 2014. 75 color plates. Uncommon lavish single item auction catalog of this famous 15th century thangka. With articles on this textile and related examples by John E. Vollmer, Luo Wenhua, Jeff Watt and Zhang Qiong. "In an intense bidding competition which lasted 22 minutes (normally a lot...
Hong Kong: Oxford University Press, 2000. 18 color plates 26 black and white. "The history and development of the cheongsam, the close-fitting dress which was the most popular single garment worn by Chinese women during the 20th century, and includes discussions of issues of manufacture, design, style, and gender and cultural identity"
China Light Industry Press, 2000. 163 color and monochrome illustrations. A guide and "how-to" of Chinese traditional decorative knots. Chinese text.
New York: Maqam / Mokotoff, 1989. 30 color plates. Dealer exhibition and sales catalog depicting mainly Chinese textiles.
Milano: Franco Maria Ricci, 1980. 24 tipped-in color plates 12 black and white. Sumptuous publication of old Chinese paintings showing the various stages of silkmaking. "The ancient and traditional Chinese art of raising silkworms and producing silk is illustrated in this book with exquisite full-colour miniatures, executed in the eighteenth...
Shanghai: Shanghai Fine Art Publishing House, 1997. 8 color plates 156 black and white plates + 8 color plates 162 black and white plates. Full page illustrations of Chinese textile designs. Volume 1 covers the Shang Dynasty (16th-11th Century BC) to the Song Dynasty (960-1280 AD). Volume 2 covers the...
Shanghai: Donghua University Press, 2011. 969 color illustrations. Second part of a systematic and comprehensive scientific study of all the known silk textiles from the Mogao Grottoes (Caves of the Thousand Buddhas) in Dunhuang, an oasis strategically located at a religious and cultural crossroads on the Silk Road. These works...
Shanghai: Donghua University Press, 2007. 2287 color and 58 black and white illustrations. A systematic and comprehensive scientific study of all the known silk textiles from the Mogao Grottoes (Caves of the Thousand Buddhas) in Dunhuang, an oasis strategically located at a religious and cultural crossroads on the Silk Road...
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