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The Pattern Sourcebook traces a century of surface design, presenting original patterns from textiles, wallpapers, furniture, ceramics and other decorative arts. Drawn from archives of leading manufacturers and private collections, the images span a wide spectrum of styles, art movements and countries of origin. Arranged by color, the book juxtaposes retro and contemporary works, offering striking visual contrasts. The collection includes works by celebrated artists such as Henry Moore and Eduardo Paolozzi alongside contemporary designers like Eley Kishimoto and Rob Ryan, making it an inspiring overview for designers of all disciplines.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Arts & Culture/Graphic Design
Authors: Drusilla Cole
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