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Notes on Louise
W. Mackie
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Louise W.
Mackie |
Louise W. Mackie is the Curator of Textiles
and Islamic Art at The Cleveland Museum of Art.
Mackie is (past) president of the Textile Society
of America. Mackie was formerly a curator in the
Textile Department of the Royal Ontario Museum. |
- Louise Mackie was a curator in the
Textile Department of the Royal Ontario Museum.
- Louise W. Mackie has been named the Curator of
Textiles and Islamic Art at The Cleveland Museum
of Art. Mackie is (past) president of the Textile
Society of America. http://www.newartexaminer.org/octnewsbriefs.html
- "George Hewitt Myers: Carpet Collector and
Founder of The Textile
Museum". Washington DC: ICOC 1980.
- Mackie, Louise W. and Dr.
Jon Thompson: Turkman Tribal Carpets and
Traditions. Washington:
The Textile Museum.1980.
- Mackie, Louise: The Splendor of Turkish Weaving.
Washington: The Textile Museum. 1974.
- Mackie, Louise W. "Toward an Understanding
of Mamluk Silks: National and International
Considerations" In Muqarnas II: An Annual on
Islamic Art and Architecture. Oleg Grabar (ed.).
New Haven: Yale University Press. 1984 Vol. 2.
1984. 127-146.
- Mackie, Louise W. "Woven Status: Mamluk
Silks and Carpets" in The Muslim World. Vol.
73. 1983. 253-261.
- Louise W. Mackie, "A Piece of the
Puzzle", Hali 47 (October 1989), pp.16-23
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- Mackie, Louise W. "New on Old, Handmade
Textiles in Fez," Hali 66 (1992):
88-93.
- Mackie, Louise W. "Pattern Books for
Drawloom Weaving in Fes, Morocco," Bulletin
du CIETA 70 (1992): 169-176.
- Mackie, Louise W. "The Threads of Time in
Fez, Morocco," Rotunda, 24:3 (1991):
18-23.
- Mackie, Louise W., Frieda Sorber, Lotus Stack,
and Susan S. Davis. "Textiles in the
Everyday Life of Artisans, Merchants, and
Consumers of Fez, Morocco," Textiles in
Daily Life, Proceedings of the Third Biennial
Symposium of the Textile Society of America (1992):
9-49.
- Threads of Time: Handmade Textiles
for Weddings in Fez, Morocco
- Mackie, Louise W. 1983 Woven Status: Mamluk Silks
and Carpets, The Muslim World, vol. 73,
no. 3/4, pp. 253-62.
Louise W. Mackie |
Feb 4, sunday,
2:00 pm
Luxurious Silks of
the Ottoman Sultans
In this lecture, Louise
W. Mackie, Curator of Textiles and Islamic Art at
the Cleveland Museum of Art, will discuss how
imperial silk kaftans were worn by sultans as
symbols of the wealth and power of the Empire.
She will also examine how they were designed and
manufactured, and how special imported silk was
used in these exquisite creations.
Portland Art Museum
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For Further Reading:
Guide to Rugs
& Books
La Miniature En
Orient
Southwest Asia Time
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Thanks and best wishes,
J. Barry O'Connell Jr.
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