Textile Art Gallery
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wowgreat:Lourdes SanchezAbstract #7, 2014SANCH299ink on silk, 21 x 14 inch image/30 x 22 inch paper
The thousands of textiles currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum are prime examples of the vast glo
Orange and Purple Spirals, 1915-23 textile design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Textile with Lions and Peacocks via Medieval ArtMedium: Silk, gold threadRogers Fund, 1909Metropolit
kymenymo:Traditional Knitting in the British Isles, 1981Channel Island, Child’s Lerwick, Flamborough
Textile, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Medieval ArtRogers Fund, 1909Metropolitan Museum of Art, New Yo
neshamama:Otti Berger, Jewish weaver and textile artist from the Bauhaus, born in 1898 in Hungary an
lustik:Alison Hunter Textile Artist.
Textile, Medieval ArtMedium: Satin and plain weave, silk, gilt parchment and gilt membrane on linenF
scandinaviancollectors:BARBRO NILSSON, Tånga Blå, tapestry weave rug (1955). Material hand-woven woo
Glitch rugs by Faig Ahmed
lamorbidezza:Valentino Haute Couture Spring 2015 Details
itscolossal:A 20-Foot-Wide Tapestry by Vanessa Barragão Recreates the World in Textural Yarn
Josef Frank (1885-1967)
Silk insignia roundel for the son of a Qing Dynasty emperor. Artist unknown; late 18th or early 19t
Alighiero Boetti, tapestry, 1980sHis most famous works are tapestries of different sizes, divided in
iehudit:Otti Berger, Jewish weaver and textile artist from the Bauhaus, born in 1898 in Hungary and
Louise Bourgeois
Swatch of velvet fabric printed with spheres in beige and white, 1930s.Courtesy MoMu - ModeMuseum Pr
heaveninawildflower:Textile fragment ‘The Padlock.’ Plate-printed cotton plain weaveof English manuf
thegetty:A silk textile curtain sewed into this 13th century bible to protect the delicate gold leaf
castle-dust: threadandthrift.blogspot.com
keraleda:Lorenzo Nanni is a textile artist living and working in Paris. His handmade fiber sculpture
Margarete Willers (1883-1977), Bauhaus, design exercise for weaving
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