Album Holker
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| "Échantillons textiles et espionnage industriel au XVIIIe siècle" | |
| "Holker album: textile samples and industrial espionage in the 18th century" | |
| "Textile samples and industrial espionage in the 18th century" | |
| schema:contributor | Styles, John |
| Fennetaux, Ariane | |
| Musée des Arts Décoratifs Paris | |
| schema:about | Holker, John |
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| spionage | |
| textielindustrie | |
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| schema:abstract | ""Born out of Franco-British rivalry, the Holker album is a volume containing 115 textile swatches collected during a secret mission to Britain in 1751 by the Lancashire textile manufacturer turned French spy, John Holker. Now held at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, this unique and fragile manuscript is best known for including some of the oldest surviving examples of jean fabric. Reproduced here for the first time in facsimile and transcription, it is accompanied by essays written by leading specialists in economic history, textile techniques, the global cotton trade, technology transfer, and fashion."--Back cover."@en |
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Album Holker: échantillons textiles et espionnage industriel au XVIIIe siècle = The Holker Album : textile samples and industrial espionage in the 18th century |
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| schema:text | John Holker and the making of the Livre d'échantillons / Ariane Fennetaux & John Styles -- The Holker album and Lancashire cotton textiles / John Styles -- John Holker, an entrepreneur at Rouen / Serge Chassagne -- John Holker as inspector of manufactures / Philippe Minard -- The chemistry of colours circa 1750 / Liliane Hilaire-Pérez -- John Holker, technical innovation and the hot cylinder press / Philip A. Sykas -- The Holker album in a global context / Giorgio Riello -- Chintz, cambric, and a counterfeit silk handkerchief: printed textiles in the Holker album / John Styles -- Deep blue, fiery red, and apricot yellow: colour, imperial markets and the global textile trade / Beverly Lemire -- And cotton became fashionable / Denis Bruna -- The English origin of jeans / Pascale Gorguet Ballesteros -- Facsimile of the Holker album -- Translation of the transcription -- Technical analysis -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Index -- List of illustrations. |
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| schema:text | Parallel text in French and English. |
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