Sarape textiles from historic Mexico : The Mexican sarape: a history /

Bibliografski detalji
Glavni autor:	Wroth, William (autor)
Autor kompanije:	The Saint Louis Art Museum
Daljnji autori:	Perkins, Zoe Annis (colaborador)
Format:	Knjiga
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	[St. Louis, Mo.] : The St. Louis Art Museum, 1999
Teme:	Sarapes > México > Exposiciones Tejidos a mano > México > Exposiciones Indumentaria > México > Exposiciones

Slični predmeti: Sarape textiles from historic Mexico :

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Rebozos y Sarapes de México /
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The Saltillo sarape : an exhibition organized by the Santa Barbara Museum of Art /
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Finishes in the ethnic tradition /
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Catálogo de exposiciones itinerantes : Acervo de Arte Indígena /
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Textiles from Mexico /
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Detail from huipil, probably circa 1990 /
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To weave for the sun : ancient Andean textiles in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston /
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In tequil de morrales = El trabajo de Morrales /
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Mexican textiles /
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The miracle of ancient Peru at the Merrin Gallery /
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Woven masterpieces : textiles of ancient Peru /
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Art de l'ancient Perou = Kuns au dem alten Peru /
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Mil años del tejido en Chiapas /
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Treasures of Mexico from the Mexican national museums = Tesoros de México de los museos nacionales mexicanos : an exhibition presented by the Armand Hammer Foundation /
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Gift of the cotton maiden : textiles of Flores and the Solor islands /
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Mexican art from 1500 b.c. to the present day /
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African textiles /
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Rediscovery of pre-Columbian textiles /
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Warp-patterned weaves of the Andes /
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3000 jaar weven in de Andes : textiel uit Peru en Bolivia /
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Ancient Peruvian textiles from the collection of the Textile Museum /
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More tapestry crochet /
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A century of change in Guatemalan textiles /
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Exhibition of Mexican art from pre-columbian times to the present day, organized under the auspices of the Mexican Government. Tate Gallery, 4 March to 26 April