ORIENTAL CARPETS - VOLKMAR GANTZHORN
a presentation of its development, iconologically and iconographically, from its beginnings to the 18th century
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"ORIENTAL CARPETS" is een boek van VOLKMAR GANTZHORN. Het is uitgegeven door Taschen. Deze editie verscheen in 1994. Dit werk telt 532 pagina's. Het is geschreven in het Engels.
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532 p. Hardcover with dustjacket (In very good condition.) Köln, Taschen 1998 [Auteur: Gantzhorn, Volkmar] [Jaar: 1998] [Titel: Oriental Carpets. Their Iconology and Iconography from Earliest Times to the 18th Century]
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Original pictorial boards, decorative end papers, dust jacket, numerous (full page) colour and b/w illustrations (including photographs), 4to.; 2 small tears in dust jacket repaired with tape, dust jacket worn along the edges. [Auteur: Gantzhorn, Volkmar
Gantzhorn, Volkmar] [Pagina's: 532] [Taal: en] [Uitgever: Köln : Taschen] [Jaar: 1998] [Titel: Oriental Carpets: Their Iconology and Iconography from Earliest Times to the 18th Century]
Gantzhorn, Volkmar] [Pagina's: 532] [Taal: en] [Uitgever: Köln : Taschen] [Jaar: 1998] [Titel: Oriental Carpets: Their Iconology and Iconography from Earliest Times to the 18th Century]
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few spots on book block, in fine condition. Text in English. Size 25 x 32 cm. Illustrations in colour.
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In this volume, two and a half thousand years are presented and analysed. The author's research has resulted in completely new insights and relationships - a revision of the history of the oriental carpet. He has been able to trace the pattern back to Phrygian and other traditions, which were carried on by the Armenians up to the beginning of our own century: carpets as symbols of power, as deeply religious abstract textile icons. The oriental carpet is neither of nomadic origin, nor does its origin lie in ...
