The History Of The Early Turkish Carpet
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The History of the Early Turkish Carpet. Kurt Erdmann. Oguz Press, London. 1977. First edition. 101pp. Hardback, with dust jacket (Good condition overall ; some foxing on the end papers ; jacket complete, with white titling on a black background and a colour carpet illustration of a 15th century carpet across the front and back covers ; jacket has minor dents, creases and wear ; top, bottom and fore edges of the book all lightly tanned). With 72 colour and b/w illustrations, Translator's preface, Notes and an extensive bibliography THE book on early Turkish carpets, written by German academic Kurt Erdmann in 1977. He was the foremost expert on the subject, and the Chair of Turkish and Islamic Art at the University of Istanbul for many years from 1951 onwards. The three chapters describe carpets from three eras, the 13th and 14th centuries, the 16th and 17th, and conclusions on the 15th century, and the text is complemented by many illustrations, with six in dazzling colour
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