BookThe story of Scottish design
Main title
- The story of Scottish design / edited by Philip Long and Joanna Norman.
Published/Produced
- New York, New York : Thames & Hudson Inc. ; London : in association with Victoria and Albert Museum : V&A Dundee, 2018.
- ©2018
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Description
- 223 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 26 cm
ISBN
- 9780500480335 (hardcover)
- 0500480338 (hardcover)
LC classification
- NK934 .S76 2018
Portion of title
- Scottish design
Related names
- Long, Philip, editor and contributor.
- Norman, Joanna., editor and contributor.
- Bellamy, Martin, contributor.
- Breward, Christopher, 1965- contributor.
- Brown, Alison (Curator), contributor.
- Curtis, Neil, 1964- contributor.
- Donnelly, Max, contributor.
- Fowle, Frances, contributor.
- Game, Amanda, contributor.
- Harley, Alison, contributor.
- Holm, Lorens, contributor.
- Murray, Christopher, 1975- contributor.
- Patterson, Angus, contributor.
- Rodger, John, 1962- contributor.
- Victoria and Albert Museum, host institution.
- V&A Publishing.
- Thames and Hudson.
Summary
- "Published to coincide with the opening of the V&A Museum of Design, Dundee, this is the first major survey of Scottish design history from 1500 to present day. This inspiring and hugely varied volume explores, chronologically, over 60 themes, from early manuscripts and vernacular furniture to urban planning, textile design, the emergence of videogame development in Dundee, and Scotland's role as a world leader in renewable technology development. Figures such as architect Robert Adam, engineer Thomas Telford, artist Eduardo Paolozzi, fashion designer Holly Fulton, designer Christopher Dresser, and designer and architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh are testament to Scotland's role as a major player in design. Scotland has consistently punched above its weight in the field of design. Throughout the modern age, Scotland's highly original and pioneering designers have showcased the country's significance on the international stage." -- V&A website.
Contents
- Scotland and France : design and the Auld Alliance -- East coast trade and its influence on design -- Craftsmanship, training and trade incorporations -- Scottish pistols -- Jacobitism : allegiance through design -- Architecture, innovation and dissemination -- Enlightenment Edinburgh -- Robert Adam and the creation of a style -- The Carron iron company -- Scots and North America : emigration and entrepreneurship -- Scots in Russia -- Thomas Telford -- The Paisley weaving industry -- Ayrshire needlework -- Highland and traveller crafts -- Highlandism : the romanticization of Scotland -- Dundee : trade, travel and design -- Shipbuilding and maritime trade -- Scots and India -- Scottish export ceramics -- Floorcloth and linoleum -- Alexander "Greek" Thomson -- Exhibitions, aestheticism and exports : the "London brethren" -- Christopher Dresser : design reform and industry -- Industrialization and urban design in Glasgow -- Patrick Geddes : three drawings towards a poetics of the city -- Railway and bridge design -- The arts and crafts movement in Scotland -- Robert Lorimer : design and collaboration -- Douglas Strachan -- The Glasgow style -- Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Oak Room -- Scotland's Celtic revival -- The Orkney chair -- Shetland knitting : from local tradition to high fashion -- The Borders knitwear industry -- Speedo -- Glass in the 20th century : the Ysart family, innovation and design -- Donald brothers -- Edinburgh weavers -- Bernat Klein -- Basil Spence -- Gillespie, Kidd & Coia : designing for a new liturgy -- Energy and power in Scotland : the last 250 years -- Design for pantomime -- John Byrne and Scottish theatre in the 1970s -- Design at the Citizens Theatre -- Bill Gibb -- James Stirling -- Eduardo Paolozzi -- Buffalo style : designing identity -- Comic book design -- The birth of the videogames industry in Dundee -- A tweed suit -- Reinventing traditions : textile heritage and design innovation -- Reconnecting waterways : the Falkirk Wheel -- Fashion design in the 21st century -- Jewellery in Scotland -- Craftsmanship, character and curiosity : approaches to contemporary product design -- Designing for performance clothing -- Healthcare by design -- Maggie's cancer caring centres -- Shaping domestic life -- Designing for renewable energy production in Scotland -- Automated and electric : the future of car design -- Videogames now.
LC Subjects
Other Subjects
- Victoria and Albert Museum.
- Art.
- Arts, Scottish.
- Decorative arts.
- Design.
- Mode
- Scotland.
- Schottland
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Notes
- "First published in the United Kingdom in 2018 by Thames & Hudson in association with the Victoria and Albert Museum, London and V&A, Dundee" -- title page verso.
- "Design ©2018 Thames & Hudson. Designed and typecast in MVB Embacadero by Dalrymple, Edinburgh." -- title page verso.
- Contributors: "Frank Andrews : glass historian -- Martin Bellamy : research and curatorial manager, Glasgow Museums -- Christopher Breward : director of collection and research, National Galleries of Scotland -- Alison Brown : curator of European decorative art from 1800, Glasgow Museums -- Sau Fong Chan : curator, Asian department, Victoria and Albert Museum, London -- Rachel Chisolm : curator, Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore -- Dan Coughlan : curator of textiles, Paisley Museum -- Neil Curtis : head of museums, University of Aberdeen -- Max Donnelly : senior curator of 19th-century furniture, department of furniture, textiles and fashion, Victoria and Albert Museum, London -- Linda Fairlie and Bruce Morgan : curators, East Ayrshire Leisure Trust -- Avalon Fotheringham : curator, Asian department, Victoria and Albert Museum, London -- Frances Fowle : reader in history of art and international director of Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh ; senior curator, Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh -- Amanda Game : independent scholar and curator -- Alison Harley : independent scholar and practitioner in design and textiles -- Lorens Holm : reader in history and theory of architecture and director of the Geddes Institute for Urban Research, University of Dundee -- Penny Lewis : lecturer, architecture and urban planning, University of Dundee -- Philip Long : director, V&A Dundee -- Mhairi Maxwell : assistant curator, V&A Dundee -- Julie McCombie : curator of social history, Dundee Museums and Art Galleries, Leisure and Culture Dundee -- Meredith More : assistant curator, V&A Dundee -- Rodney Mountain : surgeon and lead for healthcare design and innovation at the Academic Health Science Partnership in Tayside -- Markus Mueller : professor of electronics and electrical engineering and head of the Energy Systems Research Institute, University of Edinburgh -- Christopher Murray : professor of comics studies, University of Dundee -- Joanna Norman : director of the V&A Research Institute, Victoria and Albert Museum, London and lead curator, Scottish Design Galleries, V&A Dundee -- Angus Patterson : senior curator, department of sculpture, metalwork, ceramics and glass, Victoria and Albert Museum, London -- Johnny Rodger : professor of urban literature, the Glasgow School of Art -- Sarah Saunders : head of learning and national partnerships, British Museum -- Simon Sladen : senior curator of modern and contemporary performance, Victoria and Albert Museum, London -- Tara Wainwright : marketing and audiences manager, V&A Dundee -- Gregor White : professor of applied creativity and head of school of design and informatics, Abertay University, Dundee -- Chris Wilson : communications manager, V&A Dundee"--page 205.
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 206-216) and index.
LCCN
- 2017959860
Dewey class no.
- 709/.4110744127
Geographic area code
- e-uk-st
National bib no.
- GBB8C3394
National bib agency no.
- 018931455
Other system no.
- (OCoLC)on1042085141
Type of material
- Book
Content type
- text
- still image
Media type
- unmediated
Carrier type
- volume
Item Availability
CALL NUMBER
- NK934 .S76 2018 CABIN BRANCH
- Copy 1
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- c.1 Charged - Due - (Internal Loan)