On Saturday 15 July 2006 6:47 pm, Beth and Bob Matney wrote:
> My copy of the Oseberg Textiles book arrived today. I have just finished my
> first pass through, looking at the illustrations and reading the English
> summary in the back. I am extremely happy with it. It contains much that I
> have not seen before (even though I also have the Sofie Kraft book of her
> watercolors). There is only a small amount on costume in it... most
> textiles being identified as decorative and furnishings. In addition to the
> tapestry woven textiles are extensive sections on the tablet woven bands,
> embroidery (identified as Anglo-Saxon) and silks.The book itself is large
> folio in a binding matching that of the other volumes of the Oseberfundet
> published many years ago. For a book of this size and value (and a limited
> print run of only 1200 copies), I consider it a worthwhile purchase. I
> expect that it will be awhile before it is available via inter-library
> loan.

Thanks.  I may just do that.  


-- 
Cathy Raymond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

"A civilized society is one which tolerates eccentricity to the point
of doubtful sanity."  --Robert Frost


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