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India's Influence on British TextilesTuesday 20 August 2002
We tend to think of Jane Austen's muslin dresses, cravats and cotton nighties as quintessentially English products. But in fact the British textile industry is a product as much of the East as of the West.

Jenny Balfour-Paul from the University of Exeter and Rosemary Crill from the V & A join Sheila to explore India's influence on England's fabric, dyes and fashion.
Jenny Balfour-Paul, Indigo, published by British Museum Press; ISBN: 0714125504
Rosemary Crill will be giving a lecture on the 27th August 2002 at the British Library. Information: 020 7412 7332
Trading Places exhibition at the British Library until 22nd September 2002

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