Matilda Mcquaid Books

Lace in translation

By Hilary Jay

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99 p.. : 27 cm. +

Envisioning Architecture

By Matilda Mcquaid

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Alison Berger

By Berger Alison Glass Artist

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Obsessed with light for as long as she can remember, Alison Berger used to catch fireflies as a child and put them in glass jars, an activity that has inspired more than twenty years worth of exqui...

Envisioning Architecture

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Structure And Surface

By Cara McCarty

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Objects of Design

By Christopher Mount, Bevin Cline, Noguchi Isamu, Christian Larsen, Peter Reed, Tina Di Carlo, Luisa Lorch, Peter Behrens, Paola Antonelli

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"The book's 341 color plates, arranged in nine thematic sections, reveal the huge variety of aesthetic and conceptual viewpoints in design since the late nineteenth century and together trace the h...

Architecture

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Making design

By Irma Boom

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"'Making Design' marks the transformative renovation of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum and signifies an entirely new way to experience a museum and its collection. Cooper Hewitt possesses...

Tools

By Cooper Hewitt Museum

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Fashioning felt

By Susan Jeanne Brown

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