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1 review
John Gillow

Thames & Hudson, 1995

EXCELLENT, INFORMATIVE RESOURCE
THIS BOOK IS A GREAT REVIEW OF MOST OF THE VARIED TYPES OF TEXTILES IN INDONESIA. WITH LOTS OF COLORFUL PICTURES THAT ILLUSTRATE BOTH THE TEXTILES AND THE PROCESSES AND PEOPLE THAT PRODUCE THEM, THIS IS A RESOURCE CLASSIC. GILLOW AND DAWSON MAKE A SPLENDID TEAM, AND THE LATEST REPRINT OF THIS BOOK PROBABLY WON'T BE THE LAST.

Textiles
John Gillow, Brian Sentance, ...

Alternatives, 2001

Arts and Crafts of India (Arts & Crafts)

1 review
Ilay Cooper, John Gillow

Thames & Hudson, 1996

Excelent Color Photographs
Have only looked at the pictures. They are beautiful and inspirational.

African Textiles

2 reviews
John Gillow, 2003

African Textiles in an Amazing Source
This book is a wonderful source of material for anyone doing historical research on African and subgroup textiles. It has sections from Ghana, Niger, Nigeria, Eastern African, etc. It goes in a good depth on the process and cultural influence of each textile and their signifigance. The illustrations are also an amazing quality with good size picture. As a Theatre Studies major, I had to research ...

Printed and Dyed Textiles from Africa (Fabric Folios)
John Gillow

British Museum Press, 2001

To go to any market in West Africa, where the women are swathed in brightly patterned wraps, is to experience an assault on your visual senses. This book, too, is a visual feast, illustrating the richness and diversity of the African textile tradition, and providing designers at all levels with inspiration for their own work. Over 30 textiles from the British Museum's renowned collection are explored in detail: magnificent blue-and-white, ...

Atlas der Textilien.
John Gillow, Bryan Sentance

Paul Haupt, Bern, 1999

World Textiles: A Visual Guide to Traditional Techniques

4 reviews
John Gillow, Brian Sentance

Thames & Hudson Ltd, 1999

World 'O Textiles
This is the clearest, most comprehensive guide to the techniques used to produce textiles. The examples are photographed beautifully and make you want to get to work. I'm so glad I spent the money on this first-class book.

Indian Textiles
John Gillow, Nicholas Barnard

Thames & Hudson, 2008

A completely redesigned and expanded edition of a classic study, now in a larger format and including new chapters on Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. The interaction of peoples?indigenous tribes, invaders, traders, explorers?throughout India's history has built a culture legendary for its variety and color. From the Rann of Kutch to the Coromandel coast, from city to village, handloom weavers, block printers, textile painters, dyers, and ...