American Hooked Rug Patterns

by Francis Bradbury

ISBN 13: 9780880450843
Paperback

$7.95 USD

Overview:
Authentic floral, animal and geometric designs by early American craftpeople.

American Rowhouse Classic Designs

by Jonathon Scott Fuqua

ISBN 13: 9780880451390
Paperback

$8.95 USD

Overview:
Georgian, Federal, Greek Revival, Victorian, Vernacular and other styles of East Coast rowhouses, drawn in detail.

American Sampler Designs

Second Edition

by Dolores M. Andrew

ISBN 13: 9780880451086
Paperback

$8.95 USD

Overview:
For more than two centuries, stitching samplers provided the major form of education for young girls. What little knowledge of reading, arithmetic and geography they gained came from the discipline and long hours with the needle. Today we study and enjoy all forms of samplers for their beauty and charm. In this book, the trees, flowers, animals, people and houses, as well as the alphabets that were the samplers’ primary exercise, are authentically recreated in black line drawings. This important book, originally published in 1996, has been revised and enlarged by the author.

American West Designs

by C. B. Morgan

ISBN 13: 9780880451277
Paperback

$7.95 USD

Overview:
Icons, symbols and artifacts of the way of life traditionally associated with the American West.

Appliqué Quilts to Color

by Caren Caraway

ISBN 13: 9780916144784
Paperback

$7.95 USD

Overview:
Authentic American designs of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Art Deco Patterns & Designs

by Phoebe Ann Erb

ISBN 13: 9780880451512
Paperback

$7.95 USD

Overview:
Avante-garde design genre, from the superb Chrysler Building, to Florida South Beach architecture, to the designs inspired by cubism and African, Aztec and Mayan art. The CD is now available including 20-25 digital full-color royalty-free images.

The Art of Moving Picture Posters

by Rex Schneider and
Chris Buchman

ISBN 13: 9780880451710
Paperback

$8.95 USD

Overview:
Thrilling Adventures! Madcap Funnies! Magical Phantastics! Exotic Romances! Merrie Musical Masquerades! The movies did it all! The colorfully inviting posters exploited the themes as much as the art and popular culture of the times.