History Of Paperfolding : A German Perspective British Origami

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During the 16th Century and throughout the 17th Century, there developed in Europe a tradition for folding table napkins into elaborate models of animals and ships and other objects in the

History of Origami: outline suggestions for a basic, essential history. Introduction This is not the first time that I have considered the history of paperfolding. I refer to the paper I wrote for the

Origami Books of the 50s and 60s

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The following text appears in “Design”, a desktop publishing computer program published by Adobe. A copy was posted to Origami-L, the Origami Internet List on 3rdSeptember, 2003 by a

The Public Paperfolding History Project
David Mitchell’s Origami Heaven
Origami Books of the 50s and 60s

AA: Paperfolding in Advertising. The earliest use of paperfolding in advertising that I know of is a leaflet printed on both sides of a square sheet of paper, which would once have been folded

I have just recently discovered the Public Paperfolding History Project, which is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in the history of the topic! I would like to add the use of flower petals as something that has not been covered in any

It all started in 1945 at the end of the Second World War, when he broke his ankle and was immobilised for a period. To pass the time he started folding some of the paper

The Public Paperfolding History Project

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Before about 1880, the usual Japanese words for paperfolding were „Orikata“ or „Orisui“ or even „Orimono“ and I have, myself, suggested that the word „Origami“ was adopted

The late David Lister of Grimsby, England, was recognised as one of the foremost sources of information regarding the history and culture of paper-folding. With his permission, we are presenting some of the highlights of his messages to the

He has also made a detailed research into German books of paperfolding from the earliest to the present time, which has thrown strong light on the history of German folding. One of Joan’s

Origami tarkoittaa japanilaista paperintaittelua ja sen tuloksena syntynyttä paperiesinettä. [1] Origami liittyy vahvasti japanilaiseen kulttuuriin, mutta nykyisin origami on kansainvälinen

Recently I’ve managed to get hold of a number of old German books on paperfolding and paper cutting, and in this post I’m going to look at a few of the most interesting ones. For examples of paperfolding in really old

It was reprinted by Dover Publications in 1960 with the amended title of „Paper Folding for Beginners“ and remains in print today as „Fun with Paper Folding and Origami“. „Fun with

This book is not a book of origami models, although it does contain diagrams for the one model David Lister created and an excerpt of instructions for the lover’s knot from Robert Harbin’s

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In Germany, Origami Deutschland was formed by Paulo Mulatinho and Silke Schröder as a member’s society in 1989, then René Lucio formed Origami Munich. With the holding of annual

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Origami is the ancient Art of paper-folding that originated in Japan. This art-form has been practised for centuries. In Germany and the USA however, Origami has entered public

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Paperfolding formed the basis of three of these occupations, ‚Falten‘ (paperfolding per se), ‚Ausschneiden und Aufkleben‘ (Cutting Out and Mounting) in which the paper is first folded,

But, to mention two greatly differing books, Gay Merrill Gross has a very attractive book on the subject and John Cunliffe of Envelope and Letter Folding fame edited a comprehensive booklet

We have no records or illustrations of recreational paperfolding (what we now know as „origami“) from Japan until well into the 17th Century. However, when paperfolding eventually emerged, it

The British Origami Society is a group devoted to the art of paper-folding, also known by its Japanese name “origami” The British Origami Society is a group devoted to the

Origami (or paper folding) originated in China more than 1,000 years ago and it is thought that Buddhist monks introduced the craft to Japan, the country that is regarded as its

Unfortunately the other three books in the series have not been reprinted in Great Britain. „Origami 1“ and „Origami 2“ were reprinted as paper-backs in the United States. „Origami „! is

Paperfolding originated in the region of modern-day China and Korea around the 1st-2nd Centuries CE/AD as pre-existing processes for paper manufacturing were refined and

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