Aesthetic Value of Assyrian Fabrics Designs
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Based on our pride in the heritage of civilization in the designs of contemporary Iraqi fabrics designs, due to the intellectual and cultural invasion of our society in one hand and the flooding of our commercial markets with foreign goods bearing Western concepts on the other hand. This research came as a scientific contribution to the study of aesthetic that is concerned with the designs of Assyrian fabrics from this the research problem is raised. The importance of the research that It came in that it would contribute to the investment of Assyrian designs to suit the designs of contemporary fabrics. This is what was stated in the first section, and the second section contains three topics. In the third section, the researcher relied on the procedures and experts in the field of art and research methods. The number of (6) samples through which access to the results of the research.
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