Shirley Craven and Hull Traders
revolutionary fabrics and furniture 1957-1980
by Lesley Jackson
This work records the screen-printed textiles of leading British 1960s designer Shirley Craven and her unique creative partnership with Hull Traders. The book also uncovers their iconic tomotom paper furniture.
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Shirley Craven and Hull Traders: revolutionary fabrics and furniture 1957-1980
2009, Antique Collectors' Club
in English
1851496084 9781851496082
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Published in association with the Ferens Art Gallery, Hull Museums.
"Hull Traders was a visionary post-war textile company spearheaded by award-winning designer Shirley Craven. Her big bold abstracts in eye-popping colours capture all the exuberance of the swinging sixties. A ground-breaking touring exhibition organised by the Ferens Art Gallery in Hull - Craven's native city - celebrates her remarkable creative partnership with Hull Traders. Running from 3 October 2009 onwards, the exhibition is curated by leading design historian Lesley Jackson, author of a major new book 'Shirley Craven and Hull Traders - Revolutionary Fabrics and Furniture 1957-1980"--http://www.hulltraders.co.uk web site.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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