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In the 18th century pugs found their way onto the laps of noblewomen and, with this, into the portraits of contemporary rulers. Ultimately, they also became beloved models in porcelain and faience. Text in English and German.

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The rediscovery of Czech avant-garde photography as it was between 1918 and 1948 with the currents that influenced it: Cubism, Functionalism and Surrealism.

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Presents works from the last 40 years of the jewellery artist Daniel Kruger, a two-time winner of the Herbert Hoffmann Award for Art Jewellery

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In 2023 the Danner Foundation is honouring exceptional achievements in craft with the Danner Prize, four additional honorary awards, and a remarkable exhibition featuring a total of 41 artists. Text in English and German.

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The first comprehensive review of a multi-award-winning artist, known for his impact on contemporary art jewellery. Comprises a selection of essays exploring the many facets of Bielander's work, and published to accompany the exhibition "Musee de design et d'arts appliques contemporains" in Lausanne, 8 February-30 April 2017.

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The Belgian artist David Huycke is one of the most important silversmiths working today. This first monograph shows the meticulous granulation of the silver objects.

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Represents the first retrospective in print on the fascinating work of English jewellery artists David Watkins.

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Since the late 1980s, Keith Lewis (*1959) has been consistently tackling issues of Queer identity and politics in his figurative and narrative jewellery. This monograph surveys his provocative and ambitious body of work that deserves to be widely known.

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The oeuvre of Deganit Stern Schocken (b. 1947) has delved into the socio-political question of place, creating works in which text is incorporated as an integral part of the object.

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Beginning with the hitherto unknown plaster version of Edgar Degas' Little Dancer, Aged Fourteen, Dr. Gregory Hedberg undertakes a comprehensive re-evaluation of the significance and influence of this work of modern art.

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Six Vessantara Jataka picture scrolls published in full length for the very first time, with in depth essays exploring an ancient Buddhist text.

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The first publication covering the entire company history of the Aelteste Volkstedter Porzellanmanufaktur. Includes an inventory system that enables the clear labelling of the eighteenth-century Volstedt figures and therefore a definitive systemisation of all known forms.

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The year 2022 marks the 500th anniversary of Johannes Reuchlin (14551522), cause for a publication to bring jewellery, writings, and language into a stimulating dialogue. Text in German.

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A spectacular discovery brings excitement and wonder to the comfortable existence of the two dragon children Drako and Naja. Text in German.

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In addition to her life's work in ceramic art, the artist, gallerist and collector Lotte Reimers (b. 1932) has compiled a fascinating collection of applied art from other disciplines. Text in German.

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This two-volume publication illustrates the evolutionary history of the pendulum clock from the early Age of Metternich and provides detailed explanations on their engineering. Text in German.

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A unique series on the current issues of contemporary crafts now united in a beautifully designed box. Includes contributions from the most important theorists from the crafts field.

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This monograph is an in-depth appraisal not only of these works but also of an artist who despite her early death achieved remarkable things in studio ceramics.

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Doris Betz presents a selection of her jewellery works together with drawings dated from 2009 to 2016 for the very first time.

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Showcases the work of jewelry designer Dorothea Prhl

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Features the carvings of master engravers Gerd and Patrick Dreher - 114 gemstone animals, each one made from an individual gemstone.

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Ever since the 1960s Sven Ivar Dysthe (b. 1931) has been one of the leading proponents of Scandinavian design. The 1960s feature prominently in his creative work, a time when he founded Pop design in Norway and produced most of his emergent iconic designs.

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Craft practices are all deeply connected to the elements and to nature. Text in English and Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Icelandic and Northern Smi.