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Small Endearments 19th Century Quilts for Children (edition 1985)

by Sandi Fox

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"A delightful book. Highly recommended." - "Library Journal." With more than 250 illustrations, this book examines the history and images of quilts made for children and dolls. Indexed.
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Title:Small Endearments 19th Century Quilts for Children
Authors:Sandi Fox
Info:Scribner (1985), Edition: First Edition, Hardcover
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Tags:antique quilts, quilt history, children's quilts

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Small Endearments: Nineteenth-Century Quilts for Children and Dolls by Sandi Fox

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This small endearment is for my daughter Heather
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[Note to the Reader] In the middle of the 1970s, even for those of us most actively engaged in research in the field, quilt scholarship was still in its infancy.
[Introduction] Nineteenth-century quilts for children and dolls are among the most fragile artifacts of our creative past, and the messages they contain are, like the objects themselves, multilayered.
In the nineteenth-century America, the quilts that covered the nation's sleeping children were an exquisit condensation of the quiltmaker's craft
[Epilogue] On May 1, 1849, in her home on Ponus Ridge in New Cannan, Connecticut, ten-year-old Darah Davenport began the journal that would chronicle the next three years of her young life.
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