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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
An excellent investment for lovers of Amish quilts.,
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This review is from: Amish: The Art Of The Quilt (Paperback)
Amish: The Art of the Quilt by Robert Hughes chronicles the quilt collection at Esprit corporate headquarters in San Francisco. Begun haphazardly by Doug Tompkins in 1971 as a way to cover bare office walls, it has evolved into a showcase of exquisite examples of Amish artistry.Robert Hughes writes a concise history of the Amish people and their distinctive quilts. But best of all are the 9" by 9" full-color plates of 82 representative quilts. Julie Silber, who became the collection's curator in 1983, shares her comments on each quilt, pointing out its adherence to or deviation from Amish tradition. This book represents an excellent investment for all lovers of the vibrant colors and intricate stitching so characteristic of Amish quiltmaking. reviewed by Andrea R. Huelsenbeck
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
quilt art,
By A Customer
This review is from: Amish: The Art Of The Quilt (Paperback)
a book with a text written by one of the most important art critics. Finally quilts seen as art pieces. An incredibly beautiful collection of amish quilts to show you the world of this religious group artistic crafts. If you look for new ideas for your quilting palette, don't miss this book.
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Amish: The Art Of The Quilt by Robert Hughes (Paperback - November 16, 1993)
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