Moscow: Khudoznik RSFSR, 1984. 219 color plates 33 black and white. Well illustrated survey of examples of Russian peasant clothing in the museum collection. Most color plates are of costume with a few paintings. Black and white are historic photographs. Text in Russian and English. More
[Bucharest]: State Publishing House for Literature and the Arts, 1958. 56 color plates 433 black and white. Comprehensive and important contribution to the literature. More
Florence: Alberto Boralevi, 2001. 23 color plates. Dealer exhibition catalog of these Ottoman influenced textiles from the Croatian coast. Italian text. More
![National Costumes of Bosnia and Herzegovina] Costumes Nationaux de Bosnie-Herzégovine / Narodne...](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS001662I.JPG?v=1449630093)
Sarajevo: National Museum of Sarajevo, 1963. 76 color plates 21 black and white. French-Slavic text. More
[Moscow?]: Vneshtorgizdat, [1970s?]. 23 black and white. Color covers. Uncommon booklet of traditional Russian costume with place and date attributions. Russian/English text with plate lists in French, German, and Spanish. More
Kishinev: Karta Moldovenyaske, 1959. 36 color plates. Russian text. More
New York: The Ukrainian Museum, 1977. 38 black and white. Exhibition catalog of textiles from the Ukraine with clothing patterns and historical photographs. More
![Folk Belts from the Collection of the Russian Ethnography Museum]. N. M. Kalashnikova](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS010836I.jpg?v=1542848336)
Moscow: Severnyi Palomnik, 2014. 400 color illustrations and 56 historic black and white. Catalog of decorative belts, buckles, pouches and other accoutrements from Russia, other former Soviet republics including Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia from the collection of the Russian Museum of Ethnography in St. Petersburg. Russian text..... More
Winona: Northland Press of Winona, 1989. 7 color plates, 60 black and white, 209 figures. A well-researched book on goddess imagery in Eastern European textiles. Uncommon. "Remnants of ancient goddess beliefs were very much a part of nineteenth century Eastern European folk culture. Even up to the twentieth century, Eastern..... More
Kiev: Mistetsvo, 1979. 118 color plates of textiles and kilims. General survey of early to mid-20th century Ukrainian folk art. Text in Ukrainian, Russian, and English. More
Sofia: Borina Publishing House, 2000. Sixteen loose color plates in a decorative folder showing mostly women's costumes attributed by region. The folder has a short essay text in English as well as one color illustration of a detail of a bridal costume from Samokov and three pieces of jewelry. The..... More
![Polskie Tkaniny I Hafty XVI-XVIII [Polish Textiles and Embroidery]. Tadeusz Mankowski](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS001057I.JPG?v=1474518288)
Warsaw: Zaklad Imienia Ossolinskich, 1954. 16 color plates 140 black and white. Polish text. Plates include 17 piled rugs and 12 flatweaves. More
![Ukrainian Folk Art: Textiles and Embroidery]. N. Manucharova](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS010809I.jpg?v=1541552435)
Kiev: [State Publishing House of Fine Arts and Musical Literature of the Ukrainian SSR], 1960. 88 color plates 173 black and white. Well illustrated survey of textiles, rugs, and embroidery from Ukraine. Minimal text in Ukrainian and Russian interspersed with full page plates of textiles. The chapter on carpets contains..... More
Kiev: "Mystetstvo" 1983. 200 color plates 100 black and white. Major sections on embroidery, woven fabric, and costume. Ukrainian text with summary and list of illustrations in English and Russian. More
Moscow: Ayegkaya Indstriya, 1979. 115 color plates. History, techniques, and examples from this famous 200 year old Russian textile manufactury in the ancient town of Pavlovsky Posad. Text in English, Russian, and French. More
Stockholm: Aktiebolaget Ljus, 1911. 38 relief plates. Russian women's textile handicrafts, chiefly lace with some embroidery. Plates include 28 printed black, 3 black and gold, 1 black and red, 6 color. More
Basle: Ciba Review, 1966. Color and Black and White illustrations. More
Timisoara: Muzeul Banatului Timisoara, 1971. 45 color plates and umerous line drawings. Romanian/German text. Museum publication of Romanian flatweaves. Illustrations are paintings. [CSROT 5224]. More
![Ukrainian Folk Kilims: 17th to 20th Century]. Nicolae Taranu](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS010733I.jpg?v=1538187583)
Kiev: Naukova Dumka, 1966. Uncommon. Illustrated with 8 color plates, 85 partial kilim patterns in black and white, and 59 full kilim patterns in black and white. Ukrainian text. More
Los Angeles: Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles, California, 1978. 15 color plates 24 black and white. Los Angeles Craft and Folk Art Museum exhibition catalog of 75 woven and embroidered textiles from 19-20th century Romania including clothing and accessories, towels, coverlets and wall rugs from the regions of..... More
New York: The Ukrainian Museum, 2005. 115 color plates. Museum exhibition catalog of traditional Ukrainian material culture. "Ukrainian folk art's most outstanding feature is its ornamentation - individual motifs applied using various techniques (weaving, embroidering, painting, applique, engraving, carving, embossing) and different media (textiles, leather, wood, clay, eggs, metal, and..... More
New York: The Ukrainian Museum, 2012. 18 color plates 6 black and white. Exhibition catalog from the Ukrainian Museum's permanent collection. English/Ukrainian text. More
Kiev: Izdatelorstvo Mistetstvo, 1969. 39 color plates 45 black and white. Uncommon Intourist publication of Ukrainian ceramics, decorative painting, wood-carving, embroidery, carpets, fabrics, hot-shaped glass, glassware, metalware. Printed in the Soviet Union. 10 color plates and 7 black and white illustrations are of rugs and textiles. More
![Ukranian National Embroidery] Ukrains'ka Narodna Vishivka. R. V. Zadharchyk-chyzay](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS010137I.JPG?v=1478647099)
Kiev: Naikova Dimka, 1988. 85 color plates 32 black and white. Western Ukranian embroideries and textiles. Uncommon. Ukranian text. More
![Embroidery of the Cossack Elite of the 17-18 c.]. Vira Zaichenko](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS010046I.JPG?v=1460594914)
[Ukraine]: Rodovid, 2015. 96 examples illustrated in color. "The book presents an enormous collection of embroidery that was popular among the highest ranks of Ukrainian society during the 17th and 18th centuries. The embroidery on the everyday things belonging to the Cossack elite was done in silk, goldwork, and crewel..... More
