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Charles Francis Annesley Voysey
1857-1941
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Anni Albers
1899-1994
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Atelier Martine
1912-1929
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John Henry Dearle
1860-1932
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Eugene Gaillard
1862-1933
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Paul Follot
1877-1941
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Archibald Knox
1864-1933
Scottish art teatcher and designer. He produced designs for Liberty &CO.
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Liberty London
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HARRY NAPPER
1860-1930
Harry Napper served as Design manager at Silver Studio until 1898. His stylised floral designs were very popular on the continent and many designs were sold to French firms as well as to G P & J Baker, Alexander Morton and Turnbull & Stockdale. — Arts & Crafts Textiles in Britain
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Charles Harrison Townsend
1851-1928
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Nathalie du Paquier
1957-
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Jean Revel
( 1684-1751)
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Michel Dubost
Designed fabrics for Soieries Ducharne from 1922 to 1923. |
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Edouard Benedictus
(1878-1930)
French designer working in the Art Deco style, using the pochoir technique. |
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Lewis F Day
was a leading member of the Art and Craft Movement. Dispite of not being a textile designer Lewis F Day influenced strongly textile design.He was artistic director of Turnbull & Stockdale. |
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Lindsay Philip Butterfield
(1869-1948) .
A sucessfull English textile designer and a founder member of the Society of Designers. He sold designs to many leading manufacturers G P & J Baker, Thomas Wardle, Warner & Sons, Turnbull and Stockdale and Alexander Morton
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Josef Frank
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Amy Butler |
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Walter Crane
1845-1915
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John Illingworth Kay
Worked at the Silver Studio from 1892 to 1900. |
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Elsa Gullberg
1886-1984 |
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Dora Jung
1906-1980 |
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Astrid Sampe
1909-2002 |
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Marie Gudme Leth
1910-1997 |
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Maija Isola
1927-2001 |
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Felice Rix-Ueno
1893-1967 |
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Mathilde Flögl
1893-1958 |
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Maria LiKarz-Strauss |
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Zika Ascher
born in Prague 1910. Zika Ascher came to England from Prague in 1939 and established a small textile business in London with his wife Lida. During the 1940s the Aschers commissioned leading artists such as Matisse and Henry Moore to design a collection of headscarves to brighten up the dull postwar British wardrobe. From 1946 Ascher supplied fabrics to the international fashion industry. They opened their own printworks and became known for lively screen printed designs. Ascher textiles, especially the artist designed ones, now feature regularly in exhibitions and at auction.
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Textile Designers and Artists of Today
Anne Kyyro Quinn
Julie Krakowski
Velika Petrova
Mireille Gourdin
Lisa Call
Barbara Broekman
Aleksandra Graca
Cathy Lang
Ella Jade
Elisabeth Jones
Ruth Bridgeman
Laura McCafferty
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Alvin Lustig
(1915-1955)
An important icon of modern design. |
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Allan Francis Vigers
(1858-1921)
He was a designer of wallpapers, textiles and furniture. His principal client was Jeffrey&Co
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Carl Otto Czeschka
1878-1960
Austria |
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Eddie Squires
( 1940-1995) |
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Marian Mahler
(1911-1983) |
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Lucienne Day
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Herbert Percy Horne
(1864-1916)
member of the Century Guild of Artists
"Angel with trumpet" , 1885 |
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Benoit Pierre Emery
( 1970-
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Jacqueline Groag |
LINK: The Textile Blog |
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