Search Results - "felt"

Felting : an exhibition of traditional and contemporary work : American Craft Museum, June 6-September 28, 1980.

Subjects: “…Felt work Exhibitions.…”

The felt hat : Joseph Beuys, a life told / by De Domizio Durini, Lucrezia

The art of the felt maker / by Burkett, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth)

Subjects: “…Felt.…”

String, felt, thread : the hierarchy of art and craft in American art / by Auther, Elissa

Table of Contents: “…1: Fiber art and the struggle for legitimacy: The category of fiber art -- Cultural definitions of textiles and the bauhaus weavers -- Fiber and women's work -- Fiber art, the craft revival of the 1960s and 1970s, and popular craft -- The critical reception of fiber art in the 1960s and 1970s -- Mildred Constantine and the battle for fiber art -- 2: Process art, postminimalism, and materiality: Felt in the work of Robert Morris -- The critical reception of the felts -- String, rope, and cord in the work of Eva Hesse -- The reception of Hesse's work in fiber -- Fiber, tactility, and the boundary between art and non-art -- 3: The feminist politicization of the art/craft divide: Promises and problems of the feminist critique of the hierarchy of art and craft -- Faith Ringgold: "A painter who works in the quilt medium" -- Miriam Schapiro: "The quiet revolution" -- Ringgold, Schapiro, and the art world's appropriation of quilting -- Harmony Hammond: the mythic space of the "feminine stitch" -- Judy Chicago: the vitality of embroidery -- Conclusion: fiber, craft, and contemporary art.…”

Impressionist & modern part II.

Subjects: “…Collection of Irving Mitchell Felt…”

Impressionist and modern paintings, drawings and sculpture.

Subjects: “…Irving Mitchell Felt…”

Impressionist and modern paintings.

Subjects: “…Irving Mitchell Felt…”

Hafiz : the Tongue of the hidden; an attempt to transfuse into English rubáiyát the spirit of the Persian poet, as felt by Clarence K. Streit; with a foreword, a proem, an epilogue, a sketch of the life of Hafiz and a note on this adaptation. by Ḥāfiẓ, 14th cent

Impressionist and modern drawings and watercolors.

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...Penck : Filzarbeiten und Zeichnungen 1972-1995 : standart-prä-standart i-iv, standart ist hart! = [A.R. Penck] : felt works and drawings 1972-1995 = [A.R. Penck] : feutres et dessins 1972-1995 /... by Penck, A. R., 1939-

Placing the academy : essays on landscape, work, and identity

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Winter quarters : the 1846-1848 life writings of Mary Haskin Parker Richards by Richards, Mary Haskin Parker, 1823-1860

Table of Contents: “…"Weept about an houre & ... felt some better": Journal one, May to July 1846, letters to Samuel Richards, May to July 1846 --…”
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Joseph Beuys by Tisdall, Caroline

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Studies in textile history : in memory of Harold B. Burnham

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Joseph Beuys Filzpostkarte. by Beuys, Joseph

English furniture.

Traditional textiles of central Asia by Harvey, Janet

Table of Contents: “…The Materials and Dyes -- Ch. 3. Felts, Weavings and Dress -- Ch. 4. Applied Decoration -- Museums and Galleries.…”
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The textile art in interior design by Paine, Melanie

Table of Contents: “…Woven: single color, rich, graphic and linear, translucent, braids and ribbons -- Printed: pictorial, floral, birds and animals, motifs, stripes and geometrics, abstract, ethnic prints, hand-printed, hand-painted -- Applied: embroidery, quilts, felt.…”

The practical book of oriental rugs. by Lewis, G. Griffin (George Griffin), 1865-1946

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Cost and tariff -- Dealers and auctions -- Antiques -- Advice to buyers -- The hygiene of the rug -- The care of rugs -- The material of rugs -- Dyes and dyers -- Weaving and weavers -- Designs and their symbolism -- The identification of rugs -- General classification -- Persian classification -- Turkish classification -- Caucasian classification -- Turkoman classification -- Beluchistan rugs -- Chinese rugs -- Ghileems, silks, and felts -- Classification according to their intended use -- Famous rugs.…”

Mangelos : Pythagoras.