Camouflage / Tim Newark ; introduction by Jonathan Miller.

Main entry:

Newark, Timothy.

Title & Author:

Camouflage / Tim Newark ; introduction by Jonathan Miller.

Publication:

London ; New York : Thames & Hudson, 2007.

Description:

192 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 28 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 191) and index.
Visual subterfuge in the natural world -- Hunters and rifleman : early camouflage -- Defeating the eye in the sky : camouflaging in the First World War -- Camouflaging a nation : camouflage in the Second World War -- Camo triumphant : camouflage in war and peace since 1945.
Introduction by Jonathan Miller.

Summary:

"Camouflage has become a global cult in today's fashion and design world. Its fascinating story tells of the interplay between military developments on the one hand, and the worlds of art, design and popular culture on the other."--Jacket

Resources:
Table of contents
Table of contents
Table of contents

ISBN:

9780500513477 (hbk.)
0500513473 (hbk.)

Subject:

Camouflage (Military science)
Camouflage (Biology)
Costume design History.
Clothing and dress History.
Camouflage (Science militaire)
Camouflage (Biologie)
Costume (Arts décoratifs) Création Histoire.
camouflage.
Clothing and dress
Costume design
kamuflasje
kunst
klær
design
uniformer
drakthistorie
militære
kjøretøy

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogues.
History

Added entries:

Miller, Jonathan, 1934-2019, writer of introduction.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 291132
Call No.: BIB 234494
Status: Available

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