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Beverly Gordon

13 works· latest 2015· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0009-0000-1891-7878

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Most cited in this library

The Souvenir: Messenger of the Extraordinary1986 · 376 citations
Textiles: The Whole Story: Uses, Meanings, Significance2011 · 39 citations
Woman's Domestic Body: The Conceptual Conflation of Women and Interiors in the Industrial Age1996 · 33 citations
Spinning Wheels, Samplers, and the Modern Priscilla: The Images and Paradoxes of Colonial Revival Needlework1998 · 11 citations
Fossilized Fashion: “Old Fashioned” Dress as A Symbol of a Separate, Work-Oriented Identity1987 · 6 citations

Works

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Interwoven Globe: The Worldwide Textile Trade, 1500–1800

Design and Culture·2015·1 author·other

3citations

Textiles: The Whole Story: Uses, Meanings, Significance

·2011·1 author·book

39citations

Costumed Representations of Early America: A Gendered Portrayal, 1850–1940

Dress·2003·1 author

2citations

The Hand of the Maker:The Importance of Understanding Textiles from the "Inside Out"

Lincoln (University of Nebraska)·2002·1 author·other·Open access

1citations

Spinning Wheels, Samplers, and the Modern Priscilla: The Images and Paradoxes of Colonial Revival Needlework

Winterthur Portfolio·1998·1 author

11citations

Woman's Domestic Body: The Conceptual Conflation of Women and Interiors in the Industrial Age

Winterthur Portfolio·1996·1 author

33

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Meanings in Mid-Nineteenth Century Dress: Images from New England Women's Writings

Clothing and Textiles Research Journal·1992·1 author

5citations

Northern Athapaskan Art: A Beadwork Tradition

African Arts·1990·2 authors

2citations

Victorian Fancy Goods: Another Reappraisal of Shaker Material Culture

Winterthur Portfolio·1990·1 author

1citations

Fossilized Fashion: “Old Fashioned” Dress as A Symbol of a Separate, Work-Oriented Identity

Dress·1987·1 author

6citations

The Souvenir: Messenger of the Extraordinary

The Journal of Popular Culture·1986·1 author

376citations

Shaker Textile Arts

Technology and Culture·1981·2 authors

2citations

Shaker Textile Arts

American Art Journal·1980·1 author

5citations