Victoria and Albert museum textiles and fashion collection
Chart the progression of post-war textile design, from wartime utility to atomic-era patterns, abstract art, psychedelia and nostalgic florals Of all the talented women textile designers of post-war Britain, Lucienne Days influence is the most far-reaching Find out how we look after the enormous, hand-knotted Bullerswood Carpet, designed by William Morris Discover how Althea McNishs tropical textile designs changed the character of British Modernism See the traditional embroidery techniques used
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- Category: collection
- Website: https://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/textiles
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- Phone: +44 (0)20 7942 2000 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Email: hello@vam.ac.uk (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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Chart the progression of post-war textile design, from wartime utility to atomic-era patterns, abstract art, psychedelia and nostalgic florals Of all the talented women textile designers of post-war Britain, Lucienne Days influence is the most far-reaching Find out how we look after the enormous, hand-knotted Bullerswood Carpet, designed by William Morris Discover how Althea McNishs tropical textile designs changed the character of British Modernism See the traditional embroidery techniques used
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