The Mentor: Chinese Rugs, Vol. 4, Num. 2, Serial No. 102, March 1, 1916
LEARN ONE THING EVERY DAY
MARCH 1 1916
SERIAL NO. 102
THE MENTOR
A RUG OF MIXED DESIGNS
The Center Is a Faded Magenta Red. The Border Ground Is Pale Yellow
CHINESE RUGS
By JOHN K. MUMFORD Author and Expert on Oriental Rugs
DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
VOLUME 4 NUMBER 2
FIFTEEN CENTS A COPY
No word in the language is more abused than “beauty.” A pretty thing is a thing of beauty ; a pretty picture is a picture of beauty ; and so following. Lacking a proper descriptive term for anything attractive, we, too often, employ the word “beauty.” What term have we then with which to pay just tribute to true beauty?
John Kimberly Mumford
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A Thing of Beauty
ANTIQUE CHINESE RUG
ANTIQUE CHINESE RUG
ROUND CHINESE RUG
OLD CHINESE RUG
OLD CHINESE TEMPLE RUG
VERY EARLY CHINESE RUG
CHINESE RUGS
SUDDEN POPULARITY
TEXTURE OF CHINESE RUGS
DESIGN AND TREATMENT
CHINESE INFLUENCE ON RUG DESIGN
COLOR IN CHINESE RUGS
IMPERIAL YELLOW
FEATURES OF CHINESE RUG PATTERNS
CHINESE SYMBOLISM
SUPPLEMENTARY READING
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