1 comments about Currier's Price Guide to American Artists at Auction (Currier's Price Guide to American Artists at Auction, 6th ed).

1. I bought this book hoping it would give me some guidelines for evaluating art at auctions. The guidelines it gave were so vague and general that I learned nothing new. Most of the information in the book was common sense. The majority of the book was listings of artist's names with wide ranges of values, such as Thomas Kincaide $400-$5000. Nothing was mentioned about lithographs, seriagraphs or other types of works. This book hasn't been helpful to me at all.

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2 comments about The Chase Era: 1933 & 1942 Catalogs of the Chase Brass & Copper Co..

1. In this concluding book in a series of four about the history and products of the Chase Copper and Brass Co., the authors present the first (1933) and last (1942) catalogs of Chase's consumer products...and a wonderful surprise. The catalog pictures are crisp and clear, and the contrast between the early and last product offerings can be easily compared. But the first publishing of a series of pre-1933 "flyers" that were Chase's first "catalog" make this a must-have reference for collectors. Nine new pieces are shown, and new, additional information is provided about several other items previously attributed to Chase. Definite 5 star kudos to the the authors, Don Johnson and Leslie Pena, for this wonderful resource.



2. This book is the final of four outstanding books by these two accomplished authors. Any Chase collector or deco enthusiast should have them in their reference library. This book features reprints of original 1933 and 1942 Chase catalogs, factory information, and pre-1933 reprints of Chase Specialty flyers, some of which have never been published before. Pictures of newly discovered Chase products will be a great help to Chase collectors in identification of their wares. This book is a must for all those who appreciate the fine craftsmanship that came from the Chase factories. Donald-Brian Johnson and Leslie Pina should be commended for putting together this four part Chase reference set, this book being the final one of the four. Highly recommend!

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1 comments about Munster City Library: Architekturburo Bolles-Wilson + Partner (Architecture in Detail).

1. What can I say? One of my favorate.
   
   Cohesive, well designed and constructed. You don't see any left out piece. Great site planning and weaving with medieval city context. It's especailly outstanding considering how well they manage to stay to competition scheme.

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