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Ex Libris Catalogue LIBRARY Date Ref. Early Islamic Textiles 1983 1 Editor(s): ROGERS, Clive Contributor(s): Also Editor ROGERS, Clive/CROSBY, Simon/EASTWOOD, Gillian/GRANGER-TAYLOR, Hero Published by: Rogers & Podmore Turkoman Carpets 1975 2 And The Ethnographic Significance Of Their Ornaments Author(s): AZADI, Siawosch Editor(s): ---, --- Contributor(s): Translated by PINNER, Robert Published by: The Crosby Press Kaitag 1993 3 Textile Art From Daghestan Author(s): CHENCINER, Robert Editor(s): ELLINGWORTH, Marian Contributor(s): DANIEL SHAFFER AND RUPERT WATERHOUSE (AS EDITORIAL ASSISTANCE) Published by: Textile Art Publications A Foreshadowing Of 21st Century Art 1993 4 The Color And Geometry Of Very Early Turkish Carpets Author(s): ALEXANDER, Christopher Published by: Oxford University Press Authors: A Page 1/359 Date Ref. The Textile Museum Journal 1994 5 1992 Volume 31 Editor(s): BIER, Carol/SLOANE, Jessica Contributor(s): ROWE , ANNE POLARD / BIER CAROL / PORTER . K. NANCY / GUY JOHN / KITLEY PHILIP Published by: Wahington Textile Museum Turkish Velvet Cusion Covers 6 Department Of Textiles And Dress Author(s): WEARDEN, Jennifer M. Published by: Victoria & Albert Museum Textiles And Dress Collection 7 Facts And Guidelines Editor(s): TEXTILE DEPARTMENT Published by: Victoria And Albert Museum The Language Of Pattern 1976 8 Systems Of Islamic And Other Design Author(s): ALBARN, Keith Contributor(s): MIALL SMITH, Jenny/STEELE, Stamford/WALKER, Dinah Published by: Thames And Hudson Norwegian Peasant Art 1949 9 Women’s Handicrafts Author(s): ARNEBERG, Halfdan Published by: Fabritius And Sønner Authors: A Page 2/359 Date Ref. Tapis D’orient Anciens 1979 10 16th Mai - 30th Juin 1979 Author(s): ACHDJIAN, Albert Contributor(s): ACHDJIAN, & Fils/ACHDJIAN, Berdj Published by: Galerie Achdjian & Fils Textiles Of The Andes 1979 11 Catalogue Of Amano Collection Author(s): AMONA, Yoshitaro Contributor(s): TSUNOYAMA, Yukihiro Published by: Heian / Dohosha Turkish Art And Architecture 1971 12 Author(s): ASLANAPA, Oktay Published by: Faber And Faber Baku - A Guide 1987 13 Author(s): AGAYEV, Emil Published by: Raduga Les Arts Decoratifs Turc 14 Author(s): ARSEVEN, Celal Esad Published by: Milli Egitim Basimevi Authors: A Page 3/359 Date Ref. Turkish Arts 15 Seljule And Ottoman Carpets Tiles And Minature Paintings Author(s): ASLANAPA, Oktay Published by: Dogan Kardes, Yayinlari A.s Treasures From The Burrell Collection 1975 16 Hayward Gallery, London 18th March - 4th May 1975 Published by: Arts Council Of Great Britain Qilima Shqiptare / Tapis Albanais / The Albanian Carpets 1960 17 Published by: The State University Of Tirana, Institute Of History And Linguistics, The Ethnographic Section Apollo Vol Xiii No. 74 1931 18 Persian Exhibition Number Published by: Apollo Press Limited Oriental Arms And Armour 1988 19 Editor(s): AZIZBEKOVA, P.A. Published by: The Academy Of Sciences Of The Azerbaijan Ssr Archaeological Monuments 1988 20 Editor(s): AZIZBEKOVA, P.A. Published by: Academy Of Sciences, Azerbaijan Ssr Authors: A Page 4/359 Date Ref. The Survival Of Afghanistan 1973 21 The Two Imperial Giants Held At Bay In The 19th Century Author(s): AHMAD, N.D. Published by: People’s Publishing House Jewelry 1988 22 Editor(s): AZIZBEKOVA, P.A. Published by: Academy Of Sciences Of Azerbaijan Ssr Azerbaijan Embroideries 1988 23 Editor(s): AZIZBEKOVA, P.A. Published by: Azerbaijan History Museum / Academy Of Sciences Azerbaijan Ssr Carpets 1988 24 Editor(s): AZIZBEKOVA, P.A. Published by: Azerbijan History Museum / Academy Of Sciences Azerbaijan Ssr Antique And Medieval Coins 1988 25 Editor(s): AZIZBEKOVA, P.A. Published by: Azerbaijan History Museum / Academy Of Sciences Azerbaijan Ssr Authors: A Page 5/359 Date Ref. The Turcoman Of Iran 1971 26 Touring Exhibition - Originated At Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal 1sep - 17 Oct 1971 Author(s): ANDREWS, Mugül/ANDREWS, Peter Published by: Azerbaijan National Costume 1988 27 Editor(s): AZIZBEKOVA, P.A. Published by: Academy Of Sciences Of Azerbaijan Ssr Azerbaijan Belts 28 Collection Of Museums Of History Of Azerbaijan Published by: Plot Carpets Of Azerbaijan In The 19th - 20th Century 1988 29 Author(s): TARNEBA, P.C. Published by: Modern Carpet Making Art Of Azerbaijan 1988 30 Azerbaijan Exhibition Published by: Authors: (z) No Author Page 6/359 Date Ref. The Kashmire Shawl 1988 31 And Its Indo-french Influence Author(s): AMES, Frank Published by: Antique Collectors Club Ltd Oriental Rugs 1981 32 Care And Repair Author(s): AMIM, Majid Published by: Orbis Publishing Ltd Art And Auction 1990 33 The Magazine Of The International Art Market, March 1990 Published by: Ikats From South East Asia 34 Published by: Abbot Hall Art Gallery Sah / Smail / And Akbar The Great Mogul 35 Some Reflections On Structures And Functions Author(s): ANCER, G. (Dr.) Published by: Authors: A Page 7/359 Date Ref. King Arthur 1990 36 The Dream Of A Golden Age Author(s): ASHE, Geoffrey Published by: Thames And Hudson Ltd Engravings By Hogarth 1973 37 101 Prints Editor(s): SHESGREEN, Sean Published by: Dover Publications Inc. Iznik 1989 38 The Pottery Ottoman Turkey Author(s): ATASOY, Nurham Contributor(s): RUBY, Julian Published by: Alexandra Press Vanishing Jewels 1990 39 Central Asian Tribal Weavings From The Collection Of Marium And Fredrica Amestey Author(s): AMESTEY, Fredrica/AMESTEY, Marium Published by: Rochester Museum & Science Centre Indian Miniatures And Folk Paintings 7-69 40 Collection Of Archer W.g. And Mildred Author(s): ARCHER, Mildred/ARCHER, W.G. Published by: Arts Council Authors: A Page 8/359 Date Ref. Aboriginal Art In N S W 41 Parks And Wildlife Vol 2 No 5 Published by: The Decorative And Applied Art Of Turkmema 1976 42 Author(s): BERESNEVA, L Published by: Aurora Art Publishers Rugs Of The Wandering Baluchi 1976 43 Author(s): BLACK, David/LOVELESS, Clive Published by: David Black Oriental Carpets Antique Oriental Carpets 1986 44 From Austrian Collections Author(s): BUTTERWORTH, George Contributor(s): ENGEL EDWIN, PINNER ROBERT, SPUHLER FRIEDRICH, STANZER WILFRED, TRIMBACHER PETER, WILFLING HANS Published by: Society For Textile Art Research The Undiscovered Kilim 1977 45 Author(s): BLACK, David/LOVELESS, Clive Published by: David Black Oriental Carpets Authors: B Page 9/359 Date Ref. Woven Gardens 1979 46 Nomad And Village Rugs Of The Fars Province Of Southern Persia Author(s): BLACK, David/LOVELESS, Clive Contributor(s): HARVEY, J. (Dr.)/WHITING, M. (Prof.) Published by: David Black Oriental Carpets Carpets Of Central Asia 1973 47 Author(s): BOGOLYUBOV, A.A. Published by: The Crosby Press Walk In Beauty 1977 48 The Navajo And Their Blankets Author(s): BERLANT, Anthony Contributor(s): HUNT KATHLENBERG, Mary Published by: New York Graphic Society Turkoman Rugs 1977 49 Author(s): BATEMAN, Thatcher Amos Published by: The Holland Press Ltd Carpets Of Central Persia 1976 50 Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield City Museum, And Art Gallery, Birmingham Author(s): BEATTIE, May H. Published by: World Of Islam Publishing Company Ltd Authors: B Page 10/359 Date Ref. The Art Of The Feltmaker 1979 51 Author(s): BURKETT, M.E. Published by: Abbot Hall Art Gallery Coronation In Teheran 52 Picture Book Presenting The Imperial Couple Of Persia Editor(s): BURDA, Franz Published by: Burda Druck Und Verlag Offenburg Carpets From Eastern Turkestan 1964 53 Known As Khotan, Samarkand And Kansu Carpets Author(s): BIDDER, Hans Published by: 1) A. Zwemmer Ltd 2) Verlag Ernst Wasmuth Vakiflar Collection Flatweaves Flachgewebe 1982 54 Vakiflarmuseum Istanbul Author(s): BALPINAR, Belkis/HIRSCH, Udo Published by: Verlag Uta Hülsey Rugs Of The Peasants And Nomads Of Anatolia 1983 55 Author(s): BÖHMER, H./BRÜGGEMANN, W. Published by: Kunst & Antiquitäten Authors: B Page 11/359 Date Ref. The World Of Late Antiquity 1978 56 From Marcus Aurelius To Muhammad Author(s): BROWN, Peter Published by: Thames And Hudson Indian Miniatures 1969 57 Author(s): BUSSAGLI, Mario Published by: Paul Hamlyn Publishing Group Ltd Islemeler 1978 58 Ottoman Domestic Embroideries Author(s): BLACK, David Published by: David Black Oriental Carpets The Races Of Afghanistan 59 Being A Brief Account Of The Principal Nations Inhabiting That Country Author(s): BELLOW, H.W. Published by: Sh. Mubarak Ali, Lohore Central Asian Paintings 1979 60 From Afghanistan To Sinkiang Author(s): BUSSAGLI, Mario Published by: Rizzoli Internatinal Publications Inc. Authors: B Page 12/359 Date Ref. Dr Butlers’ Atlas Of Ancient Geography 1829 61 Author(s): BUTLER, Dr Published by: Longman Rees, Orme, Brown & Green Antique Rugs From The Near East 1970 62 Author(s): BODE, Wilhem (Von.)/KÜHNEL, Ernst Published by: G.bull & Sons Knüpfleppiche 63 Author(s): BODE, William Von Published by: Verlag Von Klinkhardt & Biermann The Book Of The Thousand Nights And A Night 64 Author(s): BURTON, Richard F. Published by: Warp And Weft 1980 65 Author(s): BURNHAM, Dorothy K. Published by: Royal Ontario Museum Tout L’auvre Peint De Mondrian 1976 66 Author(s): BUTOR, Michel Published by: Flammarion Authors: B Page 13/359 Date Ref. The Islamic Dynasties 1980 67 A Chronological And Genealogical Handbook Author(s): BOSWORTH, C.E. Published by: Edinburgh University Press The Eastern Carpet In Western London 1983 68 From 18th - 20th C. Author(s): BLACK, David Published by: David Black Oriental Carpets Mackintosh Textile Designs 1982 69 Author(s): BILLCLIFFE, Roger Published by: The Fine Art Society Anatolische Knüpffeppiche Aus Vier Jahrhunderten 1978 70 Austelling Vom 28 April Bis 27 Mai 1978 Author(s): BAUSBACK, Peter Published by: Mannheim Boston Museum Bulletin 1971 71 Vol Lx1x 1971 Author(s): WELCH, Stuart C. (Jr.) Published by: Authors: W Page 14/359 Date Ref. Persian Rugs 1978 72 Author(s): BATARI, Ferenc Published by: Museum Of Applied Arts Five Hundred Years In The Art Of The Ottoman - Turkish Carpet Making 1986 73 Author(s): BATARI, Ferenc Published by: Museum Of Applied Arts Afghanistan And British India (1793-1907) 1972 74 A Study In Foreign Relations Author(s): BILGRAMI, Asghar H.
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