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RE Tie dying and resources

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John & Sandra Barrick (astroboy)
Thu, 28 May 1998 12:28:21 -0400

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Sorry I deleted who this is for. So whoever you are. Look at the
resources on this e-mail and then be sure and check out Art from
many hands which is listed. Africa as well as Latin America and
Indonesia/
Asia have a lot of information on dying and cloth. I have some
african links so if you email me then I won't have to post this to
the group.
Sandra

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Sandra Barrick
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Date: Wed, 25 Mar 1998 15:58:33 -0500
From: John & Sandra Barrick <astroboy>
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Subject: Adinkra Textiles Bibliography Africa
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1)Into Indigo,by Claire Polakoff
2)Ancient and Living Culture series:west africa:Ghana by Goodyear Books
3)*Art From Many Hands,by Jo Miles Schumann
4)West Africa Cloth,Denver Museum of Natural history,by Kate P. Kent


Children's Story:
5)Osa's Pride,byAnn Grifalconi


This is for the people who would like references on African Textile
design before teaching it.


*this book is very valuable in several projects with international
themes.Look this one up .


Sandra




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