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three
dimensional
construction
with
paper |
manuals
for
bending
cutting
collage
etc. |
 A. van
Breda (translated by W.E.James) , Pleasure with Paper,
Faber and Faber London, 1964 published in Holland as PLEZIER
MET PAPER.
Robert Harbin, ORIGAMI,
The Art of Paper-Folding, Hodder
& Stoughton1970 [1968] A History.
The essentials. A Note on Symbols. Reverse folds. Then a
list of examples. The author was a stage magician.
Pauline Walsh, Creating with Paper, Basic Forms and Inventions,
Nicholas Kaye Limited London
1960
Minnie McLeish, Colour
Cuts, The Dryad Press, Leicester,
undated c1950. Some Practical Hints
about the Handling of Coloured Papers. Designing with
coloured shapes... Shaping things with scissors...
Decorations... scrapbooks and picture postcards.
O.J.Tonks, Scissor
Crafts , a new approach to pattern and picture through paper
for children of all ages, The
Dryad Press, Leicester, undated c1950.
Thomas Bayley, Model
Making in Cardboard The Dryad
Press, Leicester, 1958.
Arthur Sadler, Paper
Sculpture, Blandford Press,
London, 1955 [1946]
Minnie McLeish, Colour
Cuts, The Dryad Press, Leicester,
undated c1950.
Christabel Russell Cox, Cut Paper Work, The
Dryad Press, Leicester, 1958 [1952].
exhibition catalogue,50
years bauhaus, Royal Academy of
Arts, London 1968, see catalogue section on the preliminary
course and teaching (itten and albers). |
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aspects of
packaging
and
advertising |
Edward
Denison and Richard Cawthray, Packaging Prototypes,
Watson-Guptill, New York, 1999. A
Short History of Packaging. The Principles of Packaging.
Packaging and the Environment, Classic Packages. The Carton.
Different Types of Closures. Packaging Materials. Icon Key.
Line key. The Designs. The Templates.With CDROM.
Penny
Sparke, Japanese
Design,Michael Joseph, London,
1987. Chapter 6, Graphics and
Packaging.
Allan
Plowman and K.C.Matthews, Animated
Display Blandford Press, London,
1959. Action for advertising
display, paper elements.
Display Magazine, Show Window Backgrounds, Blandford
Press, London 1937, [1928] |
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paper
making
and
decoration |
John
Krill, English Artists
Paper, Trefoil, London
1997 an exhibition catalogue in
conjunction with the Victoria and Albert Museum
Sylvie
Turner and Birgit Skiold, Handmade
Paper Today, A Worldwide survey of mills, papers, techniques
and uses, Lund Humphries, London
1983. Chapter 6, Characteristics of a
sheet of paper.Chapter 7 care of paper.
Einen
Miura, The Art of Marbled Paper,
Marbled Patterns and How to Make Them, Zaehnsdorf, London 1989[1988]
Judith
A.McGaw, Most Wonderful Machine,
Mechanisation and Social Change in Berkshire[US] Paper making 1801
-1883, Princeton University
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paper
and
the
artist |
Jack
Cowart, Jack D.Flam, Dominique Fourcade and John Hallmark
Neff, exhibition catalogue published by The St Louis Art
Museum and The Detroit Institute of Art, Henry Matisse Paper Cut-Outs, 1977.
Johann-Jakob Hauswirth and Louis-David
Saugy, Paper Cuts, Thames and Hudson, London, 1980.
Diane
Waldman, Collage and the Found
Object, Phaidon, London 1992. Cubism. Futurism. The Russian Avant
Garde. Dada. Surrealism. Matisse. Abstract Expressionism.
After Abstract Expressionism. Assemblage and Pop Art. the
New Object. Appropriation.
Hans-Christian Anderson and Grandfather Drewsen,
Christine's Picture
Book, Kingfisher, London, 1984,
with scissor work by Anderson. Papercuts made by the author
for the child of a friend and included in her
scrap-album.
Makizo Azakami, The
Great Paper Toy Show, Chronoicle
Books, San Francisco, 1990. A range
of objects made in miniature by the artist, living in Tokyo.
Fruit Suit. Just Married. How Sweet it is. Winning
Awards.
Aaron
Scharf, Art and
Photography, Allen Lane, Penguin,
1969. see chapter on collage, montage
and scrapbooks.
Pablo
Picasso , figures for Cocteau's
ballet PARADE, 1917 at the Theatre du
Chatelet, Paris
Fortunato Depero, Futurist Puppets in Paper |
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the
mobile
[pop up]
book
|
Lothar Meggendorfer, International Circus,
reproduction pop-up book, Kestrel/The Viking Press, undated
c1980 [1887]
Edward Gorey, The
Dwindling Party, pop-up book,
Heinemann, undated c 1985.
Red Grooms, Ruckus
Rodeo, pop-up book, Abrams MOMA
New York 1978
Ernest Nisder, Revolving
Pictures, mobile book, Collins,
London 1979 [1892] Abrams MOMA New York 1978
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miscellaneous
uses
of
paper |
PUPPETRY
Alit Djajasoebrata, Shadow Theatre in Java
with the Museum of Performance and Repertoire, Rotterdam,
Pepin Press, Amsterdam 1999.
MASKS AND FANS
Helen Ibbetson Jessup, Court Arts of Indonesia
Asia Society Gallery/Abrams, New York, 1992,3.
POPULAR
PAPER
Alistair Allen and Joan Hoverstadt,
The History of Painted
Scraps , New Cavendish Books,
London, 1983 . Introduction (The
Techniques of Printing. Applications of the Scrap). The
Development of the Scrap (1800 - 1850; 1850 - 1880; 1880 -
1900; 1900 - 1930's). Scrap colour section. The Scrap
producers. Bibliog.
Lillie B. and Arthur C.Horth, 101 Things for Little Folk To Do.,
Batsford London 1942 [1936]. Typical of its kind , for 5 to 8 year
old children using materials that are found around the home
for folding and colouring exercises
Leonard S.Marcus. An Epinal Album,
Godine, Boston, 1984 has
a flat paper print of Pierrot c1890 to be cut out and
assembled.
Jean Adhemar, Imagerie
Populaire Francaise, Electa ,
Venice 1968.
PAPER AND
GAMES
Brian Love, GREAT BOARD
GAMES, Roxbury Press London 1979. Deals with appropriate issues
such as counters, constructions, folding boards etc.
Jean
Hamilton, Playing Cards in the
Victoria and Albert Museum, HMSO
London, 1987. Analysis country by
country, with good photography of cards front and back. A
Catalogue raisonee of the Museum's collection
follows.
Albert
Field, Transformational Playing
Cards, US Games Systems,Inc.,
Stamford, Conn., 1987.
Roger
Tilley, Playing Cards,
Weidenfeld and Nicholson, London
1967
Tal
Streeter, The Art of the Japanese
Kite, Weatherhill, New York,
Tokio, 1989 [1974] 1967 see section
on bamboo and paper |
