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Delve into the vibrant universe of Kenneth Jay Lane, a designer renowned for his exquisite costume jewelry that has adorned influential women for over four decades. The book showcases over 670 stunning images of Lane's innovative pieces, drawing inspiration from diverse cultures such as Ancient Egypt, India, and Tribal Africa. It highlights various motifs and materials, including metals and dazzling gemstones. Accompanied by insightful text and playful quotes from Lane, this work is a must-have for jewelry enthusiasts and art aficionados alike.

Celebrated costume jewelry designer Kenneth Jay Lane showcases his high-fashion creations in this visually stunning book, featuring over 700 color photographs of his iconic designs. The collection highlights a mix of vintage and contemporary pieces, including beloved animal motifs, pearls, and goldwork, alongside his latest handbag offerings. Lane's jewelry has adorned royalty and celebrities alike, making it a coveted treasure for collectors. The book captures the enchanting allure of his work and its transformative effect on the wearer.

Focusing on modern furniture design, this visually stunning book chronicles Knoll's evolution from 1938 to 2005, highlighting its Bauhaus roots and influence in New York City. It features over 560 captivating photographs of various furniture pieces, including seating, tables, and accessories, crafted by renowned architects and designers. Each entry provides detailed information about the designer, production years, materials, and dimensions, making it a comprehensive resource for design enthusiasts and collectors alike.

The book delves into the innovative realm of Bertoia Studio, highlighting the invention of Sound Sculpture and the evolution of artistic concepts by Harry and Val Bertoia since the 1950s. It showcases a diverse array of original sculptures, graphics, and commissions, including Harry's collaboration with Charles Eames on chair design and the creation of the iconic Bertoia chairs for Knoll. With over 500 photographs, it captures the Bertoias' exploration of space, color, and sound, celebrated by art collectors for decades.

A classic study of Southwest Native American jewelry, this book chronicles the evolution of designs and techniques from early traders to contemporary artists. Featuring over 500 color photographs, it showcases a chronological progression of jewelry styles, including Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, and Pueblo pieces such as belts, buckles, bracelets, necklaces, and more, spanning from the late 19th century to the present.

Featuring whimsical designs, this collection showcases over 1,000 pieces of jewelry that blend humor and artistry. Incorporating themes of nature and fantasy, the pieces range from antique to modern, and include both fine and costume jewelry. The emphasis is on playful designs rather than the value of materials, appealing to those who appreciate decorative ornamentation. With over 400 vibrant photographs, the book provides an engaging exploration of fun jewelry from European and American sources, accompanied by informative text on marked pieces.

Choosing the perfect engagement ring involves understanding pricing, diamond origins, and quality assessment. This guide covers colored stones, various metals, and ring settings, providing valuable insights for informed decisions. With over 160 color photos showcasing both antique and modern designs, it serves as an excellent gift for your fiancée, ensuring a thoughtful selection before the proposal. This resource promises to enhance your experience and appreciation with every anniversary.

Featuring over 280 vibrant color photographs, this book showcases a diverse array of pine furniture and tools sourced from Europe, the UK, and Scandinavia. Highlighting cheerful painted designs, it illustrates both construction details and functional aspects, reflecting the enduring popularity of these pieces in modern homes.

The book showcases the evolution of Navajo pictorial weavings, highlighting both familiar and imaginative representations. It features a chronological arrangement of weavings that includes animals, birds, people, and religious motifs, illustrating the development of artistic styles from the mid-19th century to the present. The collection emphasizes the intricate details and cultural significance of these folk art pieces, offering insights into the creativity and tradition of Navajo craftsmanship.

Featuring hundreds of color photographs, this book showcases the intricate miniature arts of American Indian tribes in the Southwest. It explores various craft styles, including beadwork, rattles, sandpaintings, weavings, basketry, Kachinas, paintings, and pottery. Each section highlights the exceptional talent of artists who create these small-scale masterpieces, providing a comprehensive look at the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the region.