Printed Textiles: British and American Cottons and Linens 1700-1850
M**.
Beautiful, scholarly book a must for any textile geek
This is a beautiful scholarly book not a light read but the pictures are worth the price if you never read more than the labels on each picture.
Q**T
This book belongs in every quilt or textile historian's library.
Buy this book! Linda Eaton has updated one of the most important textile and quilt history texts ever printed. All the pictures in the book are now in color. Readers no longer have to imagine how the textiles look- they have recently taken photos to show them. New scholarship has been incorporated that adds significantly to our understanding of these textiles as well. Even if you own Montgomery's original book, you need this book.
T**H
Great reference book!
Book was purchased as a gift for an avid quilter. And is a fascinating read and a visual treat regarding fabric patterns from long ago.
H**E
Five Stars
Fabulous, expert documentation and photography!
D**L
Just what I needed!
A very comprehensive book with excellent color photographs of assorted fabrics. Great for researching period fabric prints.
R**R
The book to go to for early printed textiles.
Wonderfully illustrated with in-depth text, a joy to read and learn about printed textiles.
M**S
Five Stars
Great for a costumer's library
R**G
Five Stars
Excellent resource book
F**E
good detail of where each fabric came from
If you have an interest in chintz and/or early fabrics, this is the must have book in your collection. Fabulous photos, good detail of where each fabric came from. A book to drool over, but don't as it is so very expensive. (I wish they had bought out a cheaper paperback edition). The only downside is that is a big heavy book. I would like to have read it in bed but it is too heavy.....
H**O
For collectors
Expertize all the way! Lovely collection, lovely book. Very informative. All and all pleasant experience, worth every penny i d say
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