Reviving the William Liddell Damask Design Collection: Damask Plates

Patricia Belford; Barbara Dass

Reviving the William Liddell Damask Design Collection: Damask Plates

Patricia Belford (Photographer)
, Barbara Dass (Photographer)

Queens University Belfast

Research output: Non-textual form › Data set/Database

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Abstract

This heritage Lottery funded project commissioned The Centre for Data Digitisation (CDDA) at QUB to clean and digitise the 1600 glass plates to be restored. Every plate was scanned, listed and categorised and can be viewed on the website. These plates cover a unique collection of photographic glass plates from the William Liddell Damask weaving company based in Donachloney.
Belford then led discussions with a design company to enable a user-friendly interface for widening access of the database with the wider public.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 13 Mar 2018

Keywords

Damask weaving
Textile Archives
William Liddell
Northern Ireland

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Reviving the William Liddell Damask Design Collection
Dass, B. & Belford, P., 29 Feb 2020, In: Journal of Textile Design Research and Practice. 8, 1, p. 46-70
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Reviving the William Liddell Collection: Shuttles and Shafts
Belford, P. & Dass, B., 23 Jan 2019, 1 ed. Blackburn : Vision Support Services. 159 p.
Research output: Book/Report › Book

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The Donacloney Collection (William Clark & Sons): Textile Design Range
Belford, P. (Photographer), 30 Mar 2019
Research output: Non-textual form › Artefact

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Reviving the William Liddell Damask Design Collection: Damask Plates

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Reviving the William Liddell Damask Design Collection

Reviving the William Liddell Collection: Shuttles and Shafts

The Donacloney Collection (William Clark & Sons): Textile Design Range

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