If you go to <http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/this-
month.html> you will find the latest postings on the Professor's web
site. Of particular interest to those who collect patterns and
designs from the 15th and 16th centuries is the book by Rouveyre. It
is a massive collection of those early patterns--woodcuts?--and
although it is a French book, there is practically no text, so
everyone can understand what is there. At the very end, there are a
few portraits (in black and white) showing people in the costume of
the time.
I must thank Josette once again for making it possible for us to have
this remarkable book to scan.
Tess ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) in Maine USA, where our week of spring has
blossomed into summer: delightful!
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