This rare 1953 first edition exhibition catalogue from The Textile Museum is a definitive resource for historians and collectors of fine Spanish rugs. Authored by Ernst Kuhnel and Louisa Bellinger, it provides a comprehensive study from the 12th to the 19th century. This scholarly work features exquisite color plates, a detailed map of textile centers, and unparalleled technical analysis of weaving techniques and knot types. The volume is housed in its original navy cloth binding.
Its academic depth and beautiful presentation make it a centerpiece for any textile library or serious collector. A unique opportunity to own a piece of textile history that bridges art and scholarship. Perfect for those seeking insight into Mudejar and Renaissance craftsmanship. This is a must-have reference for understanding historical weaving techniques.
Item condition: Vintage good condition. Slipcase/binding shows minor scuffing and shelf wear. Internal pages have some age-related foxing, particularly on the map and plate edges. Binding remains solid and all pages are secure.
