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The Right to a Pattern: the Tie as a Sign of Belonging

How colours, stripes and patterns on the tie became a discreet language of shared identity

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The Right to a Pattern: the Tie as a Sign of Belonging

How colours, stripes and patterns on the tie became a discreet language of shared identity

Wayne Thiebaud: Ties in a Row

How the repetition of a single form turns the tie into a rhythm of colour, pattern and difference

Francis Bacon: When the Face Disappears, the Tie Remains

How the tie remains one of the few stable signs of identity as the face dissolves into darkness in Bacon’s portraits.

Jim Dine: When a Real Tie Enters the Painting

How an everyday garment crosses the boundary between image, object and personal sign

A Sign of Belonging

The Right to a Pattern: the Tie as a Sign of Belonging

How colours, stripes and patterns on the tie became a discreet language of shared identity

The History of the Croatian Necktie

The Right to a Pattern: the Tie as a Sign of Belonging

How colours, stripes and patterns on the tie became a discreet language of shared identity

Wayne Thiebaud: Ties in a Row

How the repetition of a single form turns the tie into a rhythm of colour, pattern and difference

Francis Bacon: When the Face Disappears, the Tie Remains

How the tie remains one of the few stable signs of identity as the face dissolves into darkness in Bacon’s portraits.

Jim Dine: When a Real Tie Enters the Painting

How an everyday garment crosses the boundary between image, object and personal sign

A Sign of Belonging

The Right to a Pattern: the Tie as a Sign of Belonging

How colours, stripes and patterns on the tie became a discreet language of shared identity

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The Right to a Pattern: the Tie as a Sign of Belonging

Wayne Thiebaud: Ties in a Row

Francis Bacon: When the Face Disappears, the Tie Remains

Jim Dine: When a Real Tie Enters the Painting