Threads of light : Chinese embroidery from Suzhou and the photography of Robert Glenn Ketchum

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Threads of light : Chinese embroidery from Suzhou and the photography of Robert Glenn Ketchum

Patrick Dowdey, editor ; with contributions by Zhang Meifang ... [et al.]

(UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History textile series / Doran H. Ross ... [et al.], no. 3)

UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History, c1999

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  • : soft

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Exhibition catalogue

Catalogue accompanying an exhibition at the UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History

Includes bibliographical references (p. 170-171)

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Volume

: hard ISBN 9780930741709

Description

Intrigued with the possibility of integrating texture in his work, American landscape photographer Robert Glenn Ketchum has a long-standing collaboration with the Suzhou Embroidery Research Institute (SERI) in China. This volume describes the history of SERI with illustrations of its traditional embroidery and then proceeds to pair Ketchum's photographic images with their exquisite embroidered counterparts. Essays locate the achievement of the Suzhou Embroidery Research Institute within the context of traditional Chinese embroidery and trace the willingness to innovate that has long characterized this remarkable institution.

Table of Contents

Other contributors include Zhang Meifang, Robert Glenn Ketchum, and Jo Q. Hill.
Volume

: soft ISBN 9780930741716

Description

Intrigued with the possibility of integrating texture in his work, American landscape photographer Robert Glenn Ketchum has a long-standing collaboration with the Suzhou Embroidery Research Institute (SERI) in China. This splendidly designed volume describes the history of SERI with illustrations of its traditional embroidery and then proceeds to pair Ketchum's photographic images with their exquisite embroidered counterparts. Essays locate the achievement of the Suzhou Embroidery Research Institute within the context of traditional Chinese embroidery and trace the willingness to innovate that has long characterized this remarkable institution.

Table of Contents

Other contributors include Zhang Meifang, Robert Glenn Ketchum, and Jo Q. Hill.

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