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This essential guide continues Duncan's survey of this key period with a study of both orfevrerie - the objects d'arts created by gold and silversmiths - and metalware. At this point in history, the distinction between the fine and decorative arts began to weaken, resulting in exquisite enamelling by such luminaries as Lalique, brilliantly fashioned household accoutrements of bronze and wrought iron and a flourishing of sculpture. Over 2,000 illustrations beautifully document these important pieces.
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Add Paris Salons : 1895-1914, Objets D'Art and Metalware, This essential guide continues Duncan's survey of this key period with a study of both orfevrerie - the objects d'arts created by gold and silversmiths - and metalware. At this point in history, the distinction between the fine and decorative arts began t, Paris Salons : 1895-1914, Objets D'Art and Metalware to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Paris Salons : 1895-1914, Objets D'Art and Metalware, This essential guide continues Duncan's survey of this key period with a study of both orfevrerie - the objects d'arts created by gold and silversmiths - and metalware. At this point in history, the distinction between the fine and decorative arts began t, Paris Salons : 1895-1914, Objets D'Art and Metalware to your collection on WonderClub |