Table of Contents
GLORIA F. ROSS & MODERN TAPESTRY
Ann Lane Hedlund
Yale University Press, New Haven and London
in association with Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona, Tucson
Foreword by Grace Glueck
Preface/Acknowledgments
COLLABORATIONS
1. Introduction
NEW YORK – Starting a workshop
2. A New York Life
3. Hooked Wall Hangings, Pile Carpets
SCOTLAND – Understanding handwoven tapestry
4. Archie Brennan and the Dovecot Studios
FRANCE – Exploring tapestry’s roots
5. The Workshops of Aubusson & Felletin
6. Other Explorations
THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST – Continuing traditions
7. The Native/Noland Tapestries
THE ARTISTS, THE WORKS – Working with painters & sculptors
8. The Gloria F. Ross Tapestries & Carpets
Anuszkiewicz—Avery—Bearden—G. Davis—S. Davis—Dubuffet—Feeley—Frankenthaler—Goodnough—Gottlieb—Held—Hofmann—Jenkins—Liberman—Lindner—Louis—Marca-Relli—Motherwell—Nevelson—Noland—Podwal—Poons—Ross—Samaras—Smith—Stella—Trova—Youngerman plates 1 – 96
TAPESTRY IN THE LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY – Valuing Tapestry
9. The Business of Tapestry
10. La Tombee du Metier
Appendices – Chronology – Glossary – Checklist of GFR Tapestries & Carpets
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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