Arnoldsche Books

Fotosommer Stuttgart 2010

By Fotosommer Stuttgart 5th 2010 Stuttgart Germany

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Netsuke in comparison

By Florian Langegger

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Netsuke - classic belt decorations for men - are rooted in a historical, mythological and artistic tradition in Japanese culture. Woodcarvers and their pupils, even counterfeiters, continued the wo...

Schmuck

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Jacov Cernichov

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On Jewelry and Gems

By Arnoldsche

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Schoen und provokant Beautiful and provocative. Danner Preis 99 Danner Award 99

By Walter Grasskamp, Martin Angerer, Herbert Ryth, Rosemarie Lippemer

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Exhibition of the 1999 Danner Award winning artists. Includes jewelry, textiles, glass and stone objects, vessels, furniture, needlework, sculpture, light fixtures, etc.

Holz und Form. Mit der Arbeit wohnen

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Degas Little Dancer Aged Fourteen

By Arnoldsche, Gregory Hedberg

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Handful

By Tanel Veenre

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"The work of the Estonian jewellery artist Tanel Veenre comes alive in its fullest extent in the current artist's book. Between dramatic objects and mellow-sensual jewellery unfold thoughts, ideas...

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