Tato série zkoumá bohatou historii a rozmanitost vzorů v umění a designu. Každá kniha se ponoří do specifických estetických stylů, technik a kulturních vlivů, které formovaly vizuální svět. Je to poutavé čtení pro designéry, historiky umění a všechny, kdo obdivují krásu a význam vizuálních vzorů.
This attractive series reveals the V&A;'s spectacular and extensive pattern collections. Each title in the series includes a free CD of high resolution images. The Fifties showcases the work of some of the most dynamic artists, designers and manufacturers of the 1950s from the V&A;'s textile and wallpaper collections.
Celebrates V&A;'s status as a source of inspiration for designers, reflecting the breadth and depth of a collection that represents over 3,000 years of objects from all over the world.
This attractive series reveals the V&A;'s spectacular and extensive pattern collections. Each title in the series includes a free CD of high resolution images. Heal's showcases the mid-twentieth century fabrics of this retail institution as commissioned by director and visionary Tom Worthington.
This attractive series reveals the V&A;'s spectacular and extensive pattern collections. Each title in the series includes a free CD of high resolution images. Sanderson showcases the wallpapers and textiles of this most British of manufacturers.
V&A; Pattern: Indian Florals provides a dazzling introduction to the vibrant designs of the Indian subcontinent
This attractive series reveals the V&A;'s spectacular and extensive pattern collections. Each title in the series includes a free CD of high resolution images. This limited edition collector's slipcase contains Garden Florals, Owen Jones, Novelty Patterns and Kimono.
V&A; Pattern: William Morris highlights both popular and lesser-known patterns designs by the most famous designer of the Arts and Crafts Movement.
This attractive series reveals the V&A;'s spectacular and extensive pattern collections. Each title in the series includes a free CD of high resolution images. Novelty Patterns showcases the innovative and fanciful decoration employed for lightweight fabrics made between the early 1920s and the late 1940s.