This month's feature is a collection of two Turkish floral marbling samples.
This month's feature is a collection of bark samples. Although they are stored among our collection, they are uncatalogued. In a collection as vast as ours, it is not uncommon to have hidden treasures, like these charming bark samples. Bark samples of this nature are often kept and shared in order to better understand which fibers would be good candidates for pulping and pulling sheets of paper. Samples of this type can either be in the form of solid pieces of a branch including both the bark and meat of the tree or solely the stripped bark.
Categories:
Paper Fibers/Pre Paper
Keywords:
Bark Cloth
This month's feature is a collection of Chinese paper cuttings.
Categories:
Decorative Papers
Keywords:
Ephemera
This month's feature is a paper wall hanging used to collect calling cards.
Categories:
Decorative Papers
Keywords:
Ephemera
This month's feature is a Japanese train station map with time tables for the train. The map focuses on the Ise Grand Shrine region, located in Mie Prefecture on Honshu island.
Categories:
Archival Materials
Keywords:
Map
This month's feature is an older papermachine, designed by Louis-Nicolas Robert in 1797, and a model of an 18th century printing press.
Categories:
Tools
Keywords:
Miniature Models
This month's feature is a set of prints by French artist Eugène Noack (1908-1985).
Categories:
Decorative Papers
Keywords:
Artist
This month's feature is a set of two illustrations made by renowned Disney illustrator Gustaf Tenggren.
Categories:
Decorative Papers
Keywords:
Artist
This month's feature is two woodblock prints of watercolor paintings by Japanese artist Ogata Kōrin.
Categories:
Decorative Papers
Keywords:
Woodblock
This month's feature is a pair of Japanese folding fans.
Categories:
3-D Objects
Keywords:
Craftsman