Many Hands
The First 40 Years of the Australian Tapestry Workshop
Harper Collins
‘Many Hands’ celebrates the 40-year history of art on the loom at the Australian Tapestry Workshop, Melbourne. For centuries the textile art of tapestry has brought artists and weavers together to create intricate and hand-woven pieces. This book highlights and discusses the process from conception to completion, the tools of practice and the artisans involved.
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