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Jacqueline Groag: Textile Designer (Paperback)
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Jacqueline Groag: Textile Designer (Paperback)
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Czech-born Jacqueline Groag (1903-1985) was an incredibly adept
textile designer who trained at the Kunstgewerbeschule in Vienna
during the 1920s under Franz Cisek and Josef Hoffmann. She produced
textile designs for the Wiener Werkstatte and some of the Parisian
fashion houses while she lived in Vienna. She married the architect
and interior designer Jacques Groag - they made a successful team.
However, in 1939 they were compelled to emigrate to the UK.
Jacqueline Groag continued to produce textile design work for the
British market, and after the war her designs could be seen at
numerous outlets such as David Whitehead, Grafton, John Lewis and
Liberty. For more than 20 years she worked as a freelance designer,
supplying designs for carpets, greetings cards, laminates,
plastics, textiles, wallpapers and wrapping papers to many firms
including Bond-Worth Carpets, British European Airways, the British
Overseas Airways Corporation, Dunlop, ICI and London Transport. In
1984 she became a Fellow of the Faculty of Royal Designers for
Industry. She was a prodigious and successful designer to the end
of her life. Along with Lucienne Day and Marian Mahler she is seen
as central to a new and exciting development in textile design in
the 1950s. Together their work is featured in a major exhibition
'Designing Women' which begins in Colorado Springs in September
2008. This is a ground breaking publication on the work of this
highly important and influential designer.
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