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| [396] A Fulfilling Absence - The Enamelware of Sarah Perkins |
The tendency to dismiss enamelwork as a superficial artliterally, as a matter of surfaces glossing over the duller hues of base metal, and figuratively, as nothing more profound than a decorative, and therefore decadent, mode of appeal to the eye-has clearly diminished in recent decades..... (2003)
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| Show me more articles from: [Metalsmith Magazine]|[Glen R. Brown] |
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| ISBN: B00006KNMM |
| [814] Alberto Zorzi - From Strict To Amorphous |
People who think exclusively of geometric forms when they hear the name Alberto Zorzi only know half the story. His jewelry combines avant garde design with traditional goldsmith techniques. Born in Santa Giustina in Colle in the Province of Padua in 1958, Alberto Zorzi now lives in Loreggia, close to Padua. When his interest in goldsmith art first kindled at the age of 15... (2004)
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| Show me more articles from: [GZ Art+Design]|[Dr. Christianne Weber-Stober] |
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| ISBN: B00007B9ED |
| [411] Andy Cooperman, Sargasso Server, 2002 |
Andy Cooperman's Sargasso Server, a contemporary sterling silver fish slice, evokes life in the sea. The blade resembles a squid's tapering, almost conical head, trailed by silver and gold 'tentacles' that form the handle. These long, interwoven strands of metal also suggest tangles of kelp, or sargassum weed. The transitional piece between handle and blade imitates the flared movement of a jellyfish and the nodular texture of a sea urchin. A Seattle metalsmith who works primarily as a jeweler.... (2003)
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| Show me more articles from: [Metalsmith Magazine]|[Elizabeth Broadrup Lieberman] |
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| [843] Antonio Bernardo - Jewelry Has To Touch Peoples Hearts |
From autodidact to prize-winning designer: 30 years ago, the Brazilian national Antonio bernardo founded his jewelry production firm in Rio de Janeiro. In 2004, he won two of the most coveted international design prizes for the first time, and the first time he tried. Antonio Bernardo loves the challenge that metal has for him as a jewelry designer: reluctantly and malleably at the same time, he teases emotional jewelry from its depths.... (2004)
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| Show me more articles from: [GZ Art+Design]|[Christel Trimborn] |
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| [790] Behind the Design - Lisa Jenks |
Eighteen months ago, New York City-based designer Lisa Jenks began a partnership with Origins, the well-known skin care products store. As the venture has progressed, shes created everything from compacts to pomanders for potpourri to votive candle holders, all in her signature style -- and expanded the reach of her business at the same time.... (2006)
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| ISBN: B00006K39S |
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