Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Des soirées bien parisiennes : film projects

Hilde D'haeyere and Steven Jacobs (UGent)

(2024) Sonia Delaunay : living art. p.146-167
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'The poetry of a room' : interior design and decoration

Marjan Sterckx (UGent) and Werner Adriaenssens

(2024) Sonia Delaunay : living art. p.223-245
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'C'est un travail noble' : fashion design

Maude Bass-Krueger (UGent)

(2024) Sonia Delaunay : living art. p.275-295
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French fashion, women, and the first World War

Maude Bass-Krueger (UGent) and Sophie Kurkdjian

(2019)
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The ivory turn : of solids, curves, and nests

Noam Andrews (UGent)

(2019) Making marvels : art, technology, and entertainment at the courts of Europe. p.121-128
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Camp : notes on fashion

Andrew Bolton, Karen Van Godtsenhoven (UGent) and Amanda Garfinkel

(2019)
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The sublime ruin of the city

Steven Jacobs (UGent)

(2014) Ravaged : art and culture in times of conflict. p.116-121
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Catalogue entry 132-133 : medieval ivory combs

Maude Bass-Krueger (UGent)

(2013) Salvaging the past : Georges Hoentschel and French decorative arts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. p.168-169
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Catalogue entry 142-145 : medieval sculptures

Maude Bass-Krueger (UGent)

(2013) Salvaging the past : Georges Hoentschel and French decorative arts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. p.174-175
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Catalogue entry 190-191 : textile and armchair for the Salon du Bois, UCAD, 1900

Maude Bass-Krueger (UGent)

(2013) Salvaging the past : Georges Hoentschel and French decorative arts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. p.232-233

Academic Bibliography

Des soirées bien parisiennes : film projects

'The poetry of a room' : interior design and decoration

'C'est un travail noble' : fashion design

French fashion, women, and the first World War

The ivory turn : of solids, curves, and nests

Camp : notes on fashion

The sublime ruin of the city

Catalogue entry 132-133 : medieval ivory combs

Catalogue entry 142-145 : medieval sculptures

Catalogue entry 190-191 : textile and armchair for the Salon du Bois, UCAD, 1900

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