"Coptic Fabrics" is a 160 page, 9.75"x12.25" hardcover written by Marie-Helene Rutschowscaya and published in 1990 by Adam Biro. This is the English translation. There are 158 illustrations, 71 in color. It's a look at Egyptian textiles produced by the Copts dating back to Roman times.
The book is in very good condition, in a good condition dust jacket. The jacket shows edge wear, various scuffs and scratches, sticker residue at front bottom, a sticker at back bottom. The brown cloth boards are a bit dusty at the top and bottom but show minimal wear. There are no internal marks, and the binding is firm.
Synopsis:
Since the discovery of Coptic textile in the course of late 19th and early 20th century excavations in Egypt, they have found their way into major museums throughout the world. They represent skilled craftsmanship, highly developed weaving techniques and artistry in pattern as well as colour, and have been an inspiration to many artists, including Rodin and Matisse who were both collectors.... This richly illustrated study will be an invaluable rererence tool for textile historians and designers and will delight all who love pattern and color...."