Delve into the intricacies of textile art with Sara Ince Hamilton's detailed thesis, "Analytical Methods For Identifying Thread Construction and Stitch." Published in 1985 by Texas Tech University Press, this scholarly work is an essential resource for enthusiasts of embroidery, needlwork, and museum studies. It outlines advanced techniques for identifying the thread and stitch in museum embroideries, contributing significantly to the field of art history and textiles. The paperback format presents an accessible way to explore the sophisticated methods developed for this master's level thesis. Rooted in the United States, the publication is in English and serves as a critical reference for those engaged in adult and further education, particularly in the realm of vocational schools and technical-level training. The book's focus on identifying silk and metal threads, enhances the knowledge base for both collectors and scholars.

Paper bound thesis in nice condition as pictured, some aging to pages foxing on page edge / fan, otherwise straight and clean pages