Milan: Skira, 1999. 208 color plates. This is the English language version of a museum exhibition catalog of Oriental rugs on display during the 9th International Conference on Oriental Carpets. It has several sections showing numerous impressive, mostly unpublished, weavings from Anatolia, Central Asia, East Turkestan, Caucasus, Persia, Tibet, China..... More
Milano: International Conference on Oriental Carpets, 1999. 208 color plates. Museum catalog of rugs on display at the 1999 International Conference on Carpets. Italian/English text. More
Philadelphia: International Conference on Oriental Carpets, 1996. 331 color plates. More
San Francisco: International Conference on Oriental Carpets, 1990. 230 color plates 51 black and white. GWO 337. This substantial book documents the superb pile rugs, kilims and trappings exhibited during the 6th ICOC in San Francisco in 1990. As a major center for collectors and dealers since the 1960s, the..... More
San Francisco: International Conference on Oriental Carpets, 1990. 230 color plates. GWO 337. This substantial book documents the superb pile rugs, kilims and trappings exhibited during the 6th ICOC in San Francisco in 1990. As a major center for collectors and dealers since the 1960s, the Bay Area contains numerous..... More
Danville: International Conference On Oriental Carpets, 2001. 507 color plates 65 black and white. Papers presented at the International Conference on Oriental Carpets in Milan, 1999, covering most areas of Oriental rugs including Moroccan rugs. Important and original papers on the early development of carpet weaving and Classical carpets; rugs..... More
Berkeley: International Conference on Oriental Carpets, 1993. 9 color plates, 452 black and white illustrations and figures. More
Norfolk, UK: International Conference on Oriental Carpets, 2011. 345 color plates 49 black and white 9 tables. Articles include: "Textile Cultures of Syria: Palmyra, Mamluks and Bedouin" by Murray L. Eiland III; "Beyond the Carpet Design Revolution: Perspectives on 15th-century Carpet History" by Walter Denny; "End Finishes of Topkapi Palace..... More
Dusseldorf: International Conference On Oriental Carpets, 1996. 149 black and white. 1993 Hamburg-Berlin ICOC papers. This edition is 5th in the series. Limited to 520 copies. More
Philadelphia: International Conference on Oriental Carpets, 1996. 15 color plates, 12 black and white. Catalog and program for the 8th ICOC. More
Philadelphia: International Conference on Oriental Carpets, 1996. 144 color plates. Important book in this area. Exhibition catalog from 8th International Conference on Oriental Carpets. The groundbreaking book on these diminutive treasures. Excellent introduction covers historical background and merging influences from both the ancient Mediterranean world and from nomadic tribes originating..... More
London: International Conference On Oriental Carpets, 1985. Numerous black and white illustrations. GWO 893. 30 important articles on rugs, some of which were from 4th ICOC, London 1983. Articles include: *"Ancient Pile Textiles from the At-Tar Caves in Iraq" by Kazuko Sakamoto; *"A Report on the Dyes of the Pazyryk..... More
London: Hali Publications, 1986. Numerous black and white illustrations. GWO 894. Important articles based on the 4th ICOC in London in 1983.Articles include:Carpets in the Mediterranean Countries 1450-1550. Some Historical Observations by Michael RogersCourt and Export: Part 1. Market Demands in Ottoman Carpets 1450-1550 by Julian RabyThe Yuruks: Their Origins..... More
Fremont, CA: John L. Sommer, 1996. 27 color plates 50 photographs. Pioneering English language study of this type of Central Asian yurt decoration using many obscure Russian sources. "Reed Screens - basic furnishings of the Kyrgyz nomad's yurt - are made of tall grass stems, wrapped with dyed but unspun..... More
Istanbul: International Conference on Oriental Carpets, 2007. 328 color plates. This sumptuously illustrated two-volume boxed set was published on the occasion of the 11th International Conference on Oriental Carpets held in Istanbul in April 2007. The first volume is on the exhibitions of private collections that were on display at..... More
