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The Tapestry Book

By Helen Churchill Candee

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

From ancient civilizations to modern times, witness how woven art reflects the evolution of society and design.

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2008-07-30
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Summary

"The Tapestry Book" by Helen Churchill Candee is a journey into the world of woven art, chronicling the development of tapestries from ancient times to the modern era. It examines the diverse styles and eras of tapestry making and how these tapestries enhanced homes and reflected changes in society during their creation. The book begins by noting the increasing popularity and worth of tapestries in places like America and urging readers to gain a well-rounded knowledge that involves visiting museums and studying the craft. The story moves through the history of tapestry, from early civilizations through the Gothic and Renaissance periods, displaying the craft and cultural importance of each age. The work is aimed at readers with an interest in art history and those seeking to understand the artistic meaning imbedded in tapestries.

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