Oral History Interview with Linda Bowab, July 11, 1997
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Interview of Linda Bowab conducted by Lorraine Howes at 20 Washington Place in Providence, RI on July 11, 1997. Bowab speaks of what RISD and the Apparel Design department were like when she first began in the 1950s and how they have changed over time. Bowab also recalls different events she was a part of at RISD, such as fashion shows, parties, balls, and a musical performance of The Dolly Sisters. Along with this, Bowab and Howes discuss how fashion has changed and how these changes have been reflected in the department and amongst the faculty.
Transcript forthcoming.
Biographical/Historical Note
Linda Bowab (1913-2010) was an associate professor in Apparel Design at the Rhode Island School of Design for 35 years before receiving the professor emeritus award for her dedicated services.
Bowab is interviewed by Lorraine de Wet Howes, professor emerita in Apparel Design at RISD, on July 11, 1997. Directed by Frank Muhly.
Recommended Citation
Bowab, Linda; Howes, Lorraine; Archives, RISD; and Muhly, Frank, "Oral History Interview with Linda Bowab, July 11, 1997" (1997). RISD Oral History Project. 1.
https://digitalcommons.risd.edu/archives_oralhistories/1
Date of Interview
07/11/97
Interviewer
Lorraine Howes
Interviewee
Linda Bowab
Department
Apparel Design
Run Time
48 min.
Original Format(s)
VHS
Keywords
Apparel Design, Nelle Link, Bertrand H. Surprenant, Charles James, Textile, party, industry, Maurice Antaya, Leo Narducci, Eleanor Fayerweather, RISD Museum, fashion, RISD Oral Histories, oral history, archives, interview
Disciplines
Fashion Design