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Oriental Rug Discussion Forum Turkmen Clothes and Weapons Circa 1600 Selections from the Thompson Oriental Carpet Sale The Missing Arabatchi By James Allen A Connoisseurs take on 6 gull torbas Shrine Pilgrimage in Turkmenistan as a Means to Understand Islam Among the Turkmen by David Tyson Ordinary Rugs of the 15th and 16th century Turkmen Books: This list is not meant to be comprehensive but rather it is to to give you an idea of what has been published. Andrews, Mugal and Peter: Turkmen Needlework, Dressmaking and Embroidery Among the Turkmen of Iran ; London: 1976. Arsh, Z.: Turkmans of Iran ; Iran: 1991. Text in Farsi-English. Benardout, Raymond: Catalogue of Turkoman Weaving, Including Beluch ; London: 1974. Elmby, Hans: Antique Turkmen Carpets IV ; Copenhagen: 1998. Andrews, Peter et al.: Wie Blumen in Der Wuste ; Hamburg: 1993. Arsh, Z.: Turkmans of Iran ; Iran: 1991. Azadi, Siawosch: Turkoman Carpets and the Ethnographic Significance of their Ornaments. ; Fishguard, UK: 1975. Azadi, Siawosch: Turkmenische Teppiche ; Hamburg: 1970. Barthold, V.V.: Four Studies on the History of Central Asia ; Leiden: 1962 Bedaghi, Zabihollah: Niazjan and Turkman Rugs ; Tehran: 1990. Farsi text Benardout, Raymond: Nomadic Persian and Turkoman Weaving ; London: 1977. Beresneva, L: The Decorative and Applied Art of Turkmenia ; Leningrad: 1976. Brown, D. and I. Gillan: An Exhibition of Our Collection of Turkoman Rugs ; Vancouver: 1976. Clark, Hartley: Bokhara, Turkoman and Afghan ; London: 1922. Elmby, Hans: Antique Turkmen Carpets ; Copenhagen: 1990. Elmby, Hans: Antique Turkmen Carpets II ; Cohenhagen: 1994. Danish and English text. Elmby, Hans: Antique Turkmen Carpets III ; Copenhagen: 1996. Elmby, Hans: Antique Turkmen Carpets IV ; Copenhagen: 1998. Gombos, Karoly: Alte Zentralasiatische Teppich-Regi Kozepazsiai Szonyegek (Central Asian Rugs) ; Budapest: 1979.German/Hungarian text. Gombos, Karoly: Turkmenian Rugs ; Budapest: 1984. Hungarian-English., Gombos, Karoly: Regi Turkmen Szonyegek (Turkoman Rugs) ; Budapest: 1975. English/Russian text., Hassouri, Ali: Turkman and Neighbouring Tribes' Carpet Patterns ; Tehran: 1992. Hoffmeister, Peter: Turkoman Carpets in Franconia ; Edinburgh: 1980. Jourdan, Uwe.: Oriental Rugs Vol. 5 Turkoman ; Augsberg: 1988. King, D. et al.: Turkoman Rugs in the Victoria and Albert Museum ; London: 1980. Loges, Werner: Turkoman Tribal Rugs ; Munich: 1980. Mackie, Louise W. and Dr. Jon Thompson: Turkman Tribal Carpets and Traditions ; Washington: 1980. McMullan, Joseph V. and Donald O. Reichert: The G.W.V. and B.T. Smith Collection of Islamic Rugs at the Smith Art Museum ; Springfield, Ma: 1970. Melzhitova, El'mira: Turkmen Folk Art ; Ashkabad: 1990. Ashkabad Museum collection catalog of rugs, felts, embroideries and jewelry. Russian text. Melzhitova, El'mira: Turkmen Folk Art ; Ashkabad: 1990. Michaud, Roland and Sabrina: Caravans to Tartary ; NY: 1978. Moshkova, V.G. edited by George W. O'Bannon: Carpets of the People of Central Asia ; Tucson: 1996. Murav'yov, Nikolay: Journey to Khiva through the Turkoman Country ; London: 1977. Pinner, Robert and Murray L. Eiland Jr.: Between the Black Desert and the Red, Turkmen Carpets from the Wiedersperg Collection ; San Francisco: 1999. Pinner, R. and M. Franses ed.: Turkoman Studies I ; London: 1980. Rueben, David: Gols and Guls, Turkmen Carpets from the 18th and 19th Centuries ; London: 1998. Sotheby's: "Turkmen and Antique Carpets from the Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Jon Thompson" ; NY: 1993 Pinner, Robert and Murray L. Eiland Jr.: Between the Black Desert and the Red, Turkmen Carpets from the Wiedersperg Collection ; San Francisco: 1999. Reed, Christopher: Turkoman Rugs ; Cambridge, Ma: 1966. Rueben, David: Gols and Guls, Turkmen Carpets from the 18th and 19th Centuries ; London: 1998. Schletzer D. & R.: Old Silver Jewellery of the Turkoman ; Berlin: 1984. Thacher, Amos: Turkoman Rugs ; London: 1940. Wilfling, Hans: Teppiche-Motive der Turkvolker (Rugs and Patterns of Turkic People) ; Wien: 1985. For Further Reading: Thanks and best wishes, J. Barry O'Connell Jr. |
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