Catalog from Exhibition presented by Mingei International Museum of World Folk Art, March 14 - June 28, 1981

India: Village Tribal, Ritual Arts

Longenecker, Martha

Mingei International Museum of World Folk Art

From Library Journal\nThis delightful catalog is the product of a special exhibition featuring the traditional heritage and innovative techniques of making paper and art objects of paper. Major emphasis is placed on the historic beginnings of paper in China during the Han Dynasty and the Japanese expansion of the process into manufactured products from fans to textiles. Other sections focus on origami, paper cuts, kites, marbelized paper, and papier-mache. Generously illustrated with a mixture of historical objects and 20th-century creations, this catalog would be a welcome addition to most public libraries. Stephen Allan Patrick, East Tennessee State Univ. Lib., Johnson City 
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Paper innovations: Handmade paper and handmade objects of cut, folded, and molded paper

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Folk Art of the Soviet Union: Reflections of a Rich Cultural Diversity of the 15 Republics

Arts & Photography

San Diego Arts Festival 1989

History & Criticism

Mingei Intl Museum of World

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