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Mulhouse Textile Museum Vol. 1 - The Art of French Printed Textiles

Mulhouse Textile Museum Vol. 1 - The Art of French Printed Textiles

Textile Design Reference
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Textile Design Reference
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A large-format Japanese reference volume drawn from the celebrated collections of the Musée de l'Impression sur Étoffes in Mulhouse. The book reproduces 234 full-page examples of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century French textile design, with an emphasis on botanical patterns alongside figurative motifs.

Author / editor: Takahiko Sano

Publisher: Gakken

Date: Source metadata records 1985 and a 1989 printing; the listing description calls 1988 the first printing and 1989 the seventh, so the exact printing should be checked in hand

Format: Slipcased clothbound hardcover, 243 pages, approximately 37.5 × 27.5 cm

Material: Coated printed paper, cloth, boards and slipcase

Language: Japanese

Edition / signature / number: Standard reference edition; unsigned and unnumbered

Condition: graded 9/10

Printing, slipcase or completeness: unverified.

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