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This image was scanned from the Dianna May Martin personal library collection

1983 1st edition cover(65 pages).
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Foreword to the New Edition
- Preface
- Introduction
- PART I: Gallery of Quilts
- PART II: Spoken Without a Word
A Lexicon of Selected Symbols From the Baltimore Album Quilt Period
- The Lexicon of Symbols-
About the Illustrations
How to Use the Patterns in this Book
Postscript
Selected Bibliography
Author's Note
- The Patterns:
Hunting Scene
Vase with Floral Bouquet, Harp, Doves, and Bible
Fleur de Lis and Rosebuds
Lyre with Wreath and Bird
Patriotic Block
Friendship's Offering
The Steamship Captain Russell
Acanthus Leaves with Hearts and Arrows
Basket with Blooms, Bird, and Bible
Triple-Bowed Garland Borders
Central Medallion
Heart Wreathed with Vine
Herald Angels
Pineapples
Trumpet Vine
Butterfly Medallion Center
Grape Vine Wreath
Strawberry Clusters in the Shape of a Cross within a Circle
Flower Basket
Eight-pointed Star with Sprigs of Berries
Washington Munument in Baltimore
Cornucopia with Fruits and Acorns
The Rose of Sharon
Wheel of Hearts
- PART III: Building Blocks in Baltimore's Album Monument
- Introduction
- Dr. Dunton, Mary Evans, and the Baltimore Album Quilt Attributions
- Myth, Dreams, Metaphors and Magic: Album Quilts at Exhibition
- Are Quilts Art? What's It to Us?
- The Baltimore Album Legacy, Briefly
- Elly's 2003 Silver Star Address
- About the Needleartists
- Epilogue
- Afterword
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
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Title: Spoken Without a Word: 30th Anniversary Revised Edition, a Lexicon of Selected Symbols with 24 Patterns from Classic Baltimore Album Quilts
Editors: Elly Sienkiewicz
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2014
Publisher: Turtle Hill Press, Washington, DC
Language: English
Page Count: 160
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 9780615717807
SUMMARY- The original 1983 edition was only 65 pages, but it had a big impact on the quilting community, and ended up on Quilter's Newsletter Magazine's 15th Anniversary Top 100 list of most important quilting books. The Table of Contents doesn't quite convey just how much information is packed between the pages of this book.
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