Glanz der Himmelssoehne (Himmelsohne). Kaiserlische Teppiche aus China 1400 - 1750 (Splendor of the Sons of Heaven. Imperial Carpets from China)
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Glanz der Himmelssoehne (Himmelsohne). Kaiserlische Teppiche aus China 1400 - 1750 (Splendor of the Sons of Heaven. Imperial Carpets from China) (2005)
~EN HC NWISBN: 9781898406457 bzw. 1898406456, vermutlich in Englisch, Textile Art Publications, 2005. ISBN 1898406456, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Rug Book Shop.
Textile Art Publications, 2005. ISBN 1898406456. Hardcover. New book. 227 p., 161 illus., 156 in color, 35 x 25.5 cm. 68 old Chinese carpets; illustrations of the entire rug plus details. Essays on Chinese rugs before 1400, the Imperial Palaces, field designs, and classical Chinese carpets in the West, plus comments on the individual rugs. The color is good; essay by Tsareva on structural details of Chinese classical carpets. In German, except for Tsareva's essay and with bilingual notes on the technical details of the rugs.. Hard Cover. New.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Rug Book Shop.
Textile Art Publications, 2005. ISBN 1898406456. Hardcover. New book. 227 p., 161 illus., 156 in color, 35 x 25.5 cm. 68 old Chinese carpets; illustrations of the entire rug plus details. Essays on Chinese rugs before 1400, the Imperial Palaces, field designs, and classical Chinese carpets in the West, plus comments on the individual rugs. The color is good; essay by Tsareva on structural details of Chinese classical carpets. In German, except for Tsareva's essay and with bilingual notes on the technical details of the rugs.. Hard Cover. New.
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Glanz der Himmelssoehne (Himmelsohne). Kaiserlische Teppiche aus China 1400 - 1750 (Splendor of the Sons of Heaven. Imperial Carpets from China) (2005)
EN HC NWISBN: 9781898406457 bzw. 1898406456, in Englisch, Textile Art Publications, 2005. ISBN 1898406456, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Shipping costs to: USA.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Rug Book Shop.
Textile Art Publications, 2005. ISBN 1898406456. Hardcover. New book. 227 p., 161 illus., 156 in color, 35 x 25.5 cm. 68 old Chinese carpets; illustrations of the entire rug plus details. Essays on Chinese rugs before 1400, the Imperial Palaces, field designs, and classical Chinese carpets in . the West, plus comments on the individual rugs. The color is good; essay by Tsareva on structural details of Chinese classical carpets. In German, except for Tsareva's essay and with bilingual notes on the technical details of the rugs..
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Rug Book Shop.
Textile Art Publications, 2005. ISBN 1898406456. Hardcover. New book. 227 p., 161 illus., 156 in color, 35 x 25.5 cm. 68 old Chinese carpets; illustrations of the entire rug plus details. Essays on Chinese rugs before 1400, the Imperial Palaces, field designs, and classical Chinese carpets in . the West, plus comments on the individual rugs. The color is good; essay by Tsareva on structural details of Chinese classical carpets. In German, except for Tsareva's essay and with bilingual notes on the technical details of the rugs..
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Glanz der Himmelssoehne, Kaiserliche Teppiche aus China 1400-1750 (Splendour of the Sons of Heaven, Imperial Chinese Carpets) (2005)
EN HC NWISBN: 9781898406457 bzw. 1898406456, in Englisch, Textile and Art Publications, Ltd. gebundenes Buch, neu, mit Einband.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, free shipping to: USA.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, RugBooks, IOBA.
London: Textile and Art Publications, Ltd.. New in New dustjacket; 9.5 x 14 Hardback in dustjacket in New condition. 2005. Hardcover. Illustrated by Over 245 color plates; German language text, with essay on structure analysis in English. Chinese carpets from the 'classical' period, 1400 to 1750, possess a serenity and balance that are quite unsurpassed. These attributes did not come about purely by chance, but rather through centuries of tradition and refinement. In order to create these beautiful objects, the Chinese master weavers used highly elaborate methods of weaving incorporating a huge repertoire of knotting techniques, far more than in any other carpet- making region. The range of colors and the use of varying shades of each color were the result of more than two thousand years of usage and development of natural dyestuffs. Probably fewer than six hundred Chinese carpets survive today from the classical period. The Palace Museum in Beijing has the largest collection, with fewer than one hundred; the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has some fifteen rugs and a similar number survive in The Textile Museum, Washington, D.C. A few other museums possess just one or two examples, often gifts they received by chance. The main body of examples is held in private collections in Europe and the United States of America. They have survived through the foresight, care and connoisseurship of their owners. Due to their scarcity, classical Chinese carpets have remained virtually unknown. Their beauty is admired superficially, but their meanings and tradition remain a mystery. It is hoped that through projects such as this, a light can be kindled that encourages others to research the subject more deeply. Appendices include: Some notes on the structure of classical Chinese carpets (in English, by Elena Tsareva) and Detailed notes on all the carpets (in German and English). ; 5; 228 pp. .
Von Händler/Antiquariat, RugBooks, IOBA.
London: Textile and Art Publications, Ltd.. New in New dustjacket; 9.5 x 14 Hardback in dustjacket in New condition. 2005. Hardcover. Illustrated by Over 245 color plates; German language text, with essay on structure analysis in English. Chinese carpets from the 'classical' period, 1400 to 1750, possess a serenity and balance that are quite unsurpassed. These attributes did not come about purely by chance, but rather through centuries of tradition and refinement. In order to create these beautiful objects, the Chinese master weavers used highly elaborate methods of weaving incorporating a huge repertoire of knotting techniques, far more than in any other carpet- making region. The range of colors and the use of varying shades of each color were the result of more than two thousand years of usage and development of natural dyestuffs. Probably fewer than six hundred Chinese carpets survive today from the classical period. The Palace Museum in Beijing has the largest collection, with fewer than one hundred; the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has some fifteen rugs and a similar number survive in The Textile Museum, Washington, D.C. A few other museums possess just one or two examples, often gifts they received by chance. The main body of examples is held in private collections in Europe and the United States of America. They have survived through the foresight, care and connoisseurship of their owners. Due to their scarcity, classical Chinese carpets have remained virtually unknown. Their beauty is admired superficially, but their meanings and tradition remain a mystery. It is hoped that through projects such as this, a light can be kindled that encourages others to research the subject more deeply. Appendices include: Some notes on the structure of classical Chinese carpets (in English, by Elena Tsareva) and Detailed notes on all the carpets (in German and English). ; 5; 228 pp. .
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Glanz der Himmelssoehne, Kaiserliche Teppiche aus China 1400-1750 (Splendour of the Sons of Heaven, Imperial Chinese Carpets) (2005)
EN HC NWISBN: 9781898406457 bzw. 1898406456, in Englisch, Textile and Art Publications, Ltd., London, gebundenes Buch, neu, mit Einband.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Free shipping.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, RugBooks, IOBA [6422], Culver City, CA, U.S.A.
9.5 x 14 Hardback in dustjacket in New condition; Illustrated by Over 245 color plates; German language text, with essay on structure analysis in English. Chinese carpets from the 'classical' period, 1400 to 1750, possess a serenity and balance that are quite unsurpassed. These attributes did not come about purely by chance, but rather through centuries of tradition and refinement. In order to create these beautiful objects, the Chinese master weavers used highly elaborate methods of weaving incorporating a huge repertoire of knotting techniques, far more than in any other carpet- making region. The range of colors and the use of varying shades of each color were the result of more than two thousand years of usage and development of natural dyestuffs. Probably fewer than six hundred Chinese carpets survive today from the classical period. The Palace Museum in Beijing has the largest collection, with fewer than one hundred; the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has some fifteen rugs and a similar number survive in The Textile Museum, Washington, D.C. A few other museums possess just one or two examples, often gifts they received by chance. The main body of examples is held in private collections in Europe and the United States of America. They have survived through the foresight, care and connoisseurship of their owners. Due to their scarcity, classical Chinese carpets have remained virtually unknown. Their beauty is admired superficially, but their meanings and tradition remain a mystery. It is hoped that through projects such as this, a light can be kindled that encourages others to research the subject more deeply. Appendices include: Some notes on the structure of classical Chinese carpets (in English, by Elena Tsareva) and Detailed notes on all the carpets (in German and English). ; 5; 228 pp.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, RugBooks, IOBA [6422], Culver City, CA, U.S.A.
9.5 x 14 Hardback in dustjacket in New condition; Illustrated by Over 245 color plates; German language text, with essay on structure analysis in English. Chinese carpets from the 'classical' period, 1400 to 1750, possess a serenity and balance that are quite unsurpassed. These attributes did not come about purely by chance, but rather through centuries of tradition and refinement. In order to create these beautiful objects, the Chinese master weavers used highly elaborate methods of weaving incorporating a huge repertoire of knotting techniques, far more than in any other carpet- making region. The range of colors and the use of varying shades of each color were the result of more than two thousand years of usage and development of natural dyestuffs. Probably fewer than six hundred Chinese carpets survive today from the classical period. The Palace Museum in Beijing has the largest collection, with fewer than one hundred; the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has some fifteen rugs and a similar number survive in The Textile Museum, Washington, D.C. A few other museums possess just one or two examples, often gifts they received by chance. The main body of examples is held in private collections in Europe and the United States of America. They have survived through the foresight, care and connoisseurship of their owners. Due to their scarcity, classical Chinese carpets have remained virtually unknown. Their beauty is admired superficially, but their meanings and tradition remain a mystery. It is hoped that through projects such as this, a light can be kindled that encourages others to research the subject more deeply. Appendices include: Some notes on the structure of classical Chinese carpets (in English, by Elena Tsareva) and Detailed notes on all the carpets (in German and English). ; 5; 228 pp.
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Glanz Der Himmelssoehne, Kaiserliche Teppiche Aus China 1400-1750 (Splendour of the Sons of Heaven, Imperial Chinese Carpets) (2005)
EN HC NWISBN: 9781898406457 bzw. 1898406456, in Englisch, Textile and Art Publications, Ltd. London, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, plus shipping, Shipping area: DOM.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, RugBooks.com, CA, Culver City, [RE:2].
Hardcover.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, RugBooks.com, CA, Culver City, [RE:2].
Hardcover.
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Glanz Der Himmelssoehne (Himmelsohne). Kaiserlische Teppiche Aus China 1400-1750 (Splendor of the Sons of Heaven. Imperial Carpets From China)
EN HC NWISBN: 9781898406457 bzw. 1898406456, in Englisch, Textile Art Publications, 2005. ISBN 1898406456, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, plus shipping, Shipping area: DOM.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Rug Book Shop, MD, Baltimore, [RE:2].
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Rug Book Shop, MD, Baltimore, [RE:2].
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