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The adaptation of American clothing design for the preschool child of northern India

Creator:

Singh, Justina Arjun

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Masters Thesis

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time juvenile labor in fac- tories was considered a matter of course. In 1612 Prince Phi].lip of
The variations and use of the fret, swastika, Shou and Hsi motifs in Chinese textiles

Creator:

Park, Jae Hyeun

Abstract:

This study was a systematic investigation of four Chinese textile motifs-- the fret, swastika, Shou and Hsi. The purpose of this study was to analyze the variations in these motifs and their uses on textiles. The literature concerned the origin, meaning, variation and use of these four motifs and the...

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Masters Thesis
Cultural change as reflected in the dress and accessories of the Indian tribes on the Pacific Northwest coast

Creator:

Andersen, Beverly Joan

Abstract:

This thesis is a study of the dress and accessories of the Indians on the Pacific Northwest Coast at the time contact with white man was made, and during the period following contact, until cultural disintegration was complete. Information was obtained from historic accounts by early explorers, and books written...

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Masters Thesis

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, who inhabited the Queen Charlotte Islands, and the southern part of Prince of Wales Island in Alaska
The use of contemporary textiles in liturgical vestments in Episcopal churches of the West Coast

Creator:

Reppeto, Marjorie Converse

Abstract:

The study examines the extent to which contemporary textiles and designs are being used in the Eucharistic vestments worn by Episcopal priests of the West Coast, and the relationship of such change in vesture to the age of the priest and to Liturgical revision presently taking place in the Church....

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Masters Thesis

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my attention to the work of Marion P. Ireland. Mrs. Ireland and Dr. Ruth Gates of the Department of