Programme Overview
 Programme ICOC 2011
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| Thursday |
| 17:00 |
Opening Ceremony
Opening Lecture: Table Carpets: a Bridge between East and West; a Link between Carpets and Textiles
Alberto Boralevi
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| 18:30-22:00 |
Opening of the Private Collectors' Exhibition, Special Turkmen Exhibition, and the Dealers' Fair
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| Friday |
| 09:30-11:00 |
Carpet in Paintings
Back to the Future: A Reconstruction Study of Anatolian Carpets from Renaissance Paintings
Ali Riza Tuna, Switzerland
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Central Asia I
Quilts and Patchwork of Central Asia
Christine Martens, United States
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The History of the Oriental Carpets in the Works of William Larkin
Csenge Rozsa-Jäger, Austria
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Broadcloth Trade to Central Asia
Clive Rogers, United Kingdom
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Carpets in Paintings of the Followers of Caravaggio
Sarah Haberkern, Germany
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Carpets of Arabs of Central Asia
Elena Tsareva, Russian Federation
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| 11:00-11:30 |
BREAK |
| 11:30-13:00 |
Scandinavia I
The Soumak Technique in Scandinavia from the 5th Century to the End of the 13th Century
Margareta Nockert, Sweden
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Central Asia II
Nomadic Cloth Bags from Central Asia (19th-20th Centuries)
Irina Bogoslovskaya, Uzbekistan
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Ryiji Carpets of Finland in the Collections of the Russian Ethnographic Museum, SPb
Marina Zasetckaia, Russian Federation
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Samarkand Suzani Embroidery: Notes on Ornamental Decore Genesis and Semantics
Elmira Gyul, Uzbekistan
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Duodji on the Warp-weighted Loom: Rátnu Flatweaves of the Sámi People
Desiree Koslin, Sweden
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Style and Identity, People or Place: the Case for Lakai Suzanis
Jeff (Jeffrey B) Spurr, United States
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| 13:00-14:30 |
LUNCH |
| 14:30-15:30 |
Scandinavia II
A Presentation and Some Comparisons of Scania Textiles Made in the Techniques of Dove-Tail Tapestry and Interlocked Tapestry
Gunnar Nilsson, Sweden
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Silk Road
Pile Carpets and Flat-weaves From the Silk Road
Helen Persson, United Kingdom
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Swedish Folk Weavings: Similarities to and Differences from Their Middle Eastern Counterparts
Wendel Swan, United States
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The Archaeological/Ethnographic Collections of Sven Hedin’s and their Textile Contents
Håkan Wahlquist, Sweden
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| 15:30-15:45 |
SHORT BREAK |
| 15:45-16:45 |
Balkans
Cancelled
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Miscellaneous I
Chinese Saddle Rugs
Koos De Jong, Netherlands
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Scoartze: Folk Kilims From Romania
Naïry Vrouyr, Belgium
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Concentric Symbolism in Islam and Azerbaijani Medallion Carpets
Roya Tagheiyeva, Azerbaijan
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| Saturday |
| 09:30-11:00 |
Collectors and Collections I
Fredrik Robert Martin (1868-1933), Art historian, Orientalist, Collector, Diplomat
Ulla-Karin Warberg, Sweden
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Turkey
Two Ottoman Carpets in Vakiflar Administration of Cyprus
Suzan Bayraktaroðlu, Turkey
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The Carpet Collection in the Hallwyl Museum and its History
Anette Granlund, Sweden
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The Lotto Rugs from Bistritza, a Gem of the Transylvanian Textile Heritage
Adrian Stefan Ionescu, Italy
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Collecting of Tapestries in Russia in 17-20 cent. - Some National Features
Tatiana Lekhovich, Russian Federation
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New, Technically Sophisticated, and Deceptive Reproductions of Early Anatolian Weavings
Vedat Karadag, Turkey
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| 11:00-11:30 |
BREAK |
| 11:30-13:00 |
Collectors and Collections II
James Franklin Ballard. Some Thoughts on One of the Most Important Early Twentieth Century Oriental Carpet Collectors
Sidney Goldstein, United States
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India I
Prayer Rugs and Safs of the Indian Deccan
Steven Cohen, United States
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The Collection of a Gentleman - A Homage to Martin Volkmann
Michael Buddeberg, Germany
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Imported Textiles at the Mughal Court
Rosemary Crill, United Kingdom
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Oriental Carpets and Kilims in the Zagreb Interiors between 1880 and 1940
Andrea Klobucar, Croatia
Marina Bagaric, Croatia
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An Examination of Mughal Textiles, Warp-Faced Weavings and Mosaic Felts as Design Influences on 19th Century Caucasian Pile-Woven Village Rugs
Raoul Tschebull, United States
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| 13:00-14:30 |
LUNCH |
| 14:30-15:30 |
Persia I
Three ‘Salting’ Carpets Discovered in the Palace of the Dukes of Braganza, Portugal
Jessica Hallett, Portugal
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India II
A Hidden Treasure? The National Gallery of Victoria’s Trinitarias Carpet
Roger Leong, Australia
Solitaire Osei, Australia
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Royal Qajar Carpets
Hadi Maktabi, Lebanon
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The Boteh's Rise to Knotted Power
Frank Ames, United States
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| 15:30-15:45 |
SHORT BREAK |
| 15:45-16:45 |
Persia II
The Bakhtiâri Province Including the Feridân District - a Re Evaluation of it´s Carpet and Textile Production
Peter Willborg, Sweden
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Miscellaneous II
Blue & White Flatwoven Floor Coverings From Fustat
Hülya Tezcan, Turkey, Serife Atlihan, Turkey
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The designs of tribal Bakhtiray Kilims
Afsaneh Ghani, Islamic Republic of Iran
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Legacy of Holbein Gul on Embroidered Textiles
Sumru Krody, United States
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| Sunday |
| 09.00-11.00 |
International ICOC Committee Meeting |
| 11.00-11.30 |
Plenary Session - Closing Remarks |
