Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
Written by Gladys Gilbert. By Kangaroo Press.
The regular list price is $14.95.
Sells new for $12.11.
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No comments about Always a Season for Porcelain Painters.
Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
Written by Maureen Batkin. By Richard Dennis Publications Dist.
The regular list price is $65.00.
Sells new for $40.40.
There are some available for $1.94.
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1 comments about Gifts for Good Children Part Two - The History of: The History of Children's China 1890 - 1990.
- This book was a disappointment as title is a misnomer. It should read "The History of BRITISH Children's China". No other countries are represented here. Author has organized alphabetically by mfr. rather than design type or years made. Only 8 pages of color photographs. Plentiful B&W. Good background info. on makers listed. No price values. It's a decent enough reference for English children's china, but not especially helpful to collectors wanting to know which pieces are more desirable, etc. At this price, book should have mainly color photos!
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Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
Written by Karen Hossack. By Watson-Guptill Publications.
The regular list price is $24.95.
Sells new for $5.43.
There are some available for $0.14.
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No comments about Simple Bead & Mosaic Style (Simple Style).
Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
By University of Hawaii Press.
There are some available for $19.98.
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No comments about New Perspectives on the Art of Ceramics in China.
Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
Written by Keith Wallace. By .
The regular list price is $20.00.
Sells new for $55.78.
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No comments about Certain Encounters: Daros-latinamerica Collection.
Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
Written by Pat Murphy. By Schiffer Publishing.
The regular list price is $49.95.
Sells new for $31.99.
There are some available for $33.54.
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No comments about Noritake for Europe.
Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
Written by Heather Tailor and Helen Jones. By Kangaroo Press.
There are some available for $17.35.
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No comments about Easy Design Techniques for Porcelain.
Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
Written by Nancy Kelly. By Schiffer Publishing.
The regular list price is $29.95.
Sells new for $22.76.
There are some available for $22.75.
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No comments about Horse, Bird, And Wildlife Figures of Maureen Love: Hagen-renaker And Beyond (Schiffer Book for Collectors).
Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
Written by Walter Moorcroft. By Richard Dennis Publications Dist.
The regular list price is $55.00.
Sells new for $34.99.
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No comments about Walter Moorcroft: Memories of Life and Living.
Posted in Art and Photography (Wednesday, July 9, 2008)
Written by Electa. By Electa.
The regular list price is $28.50.
Sells new for $168.66.
There are some available for $75.35.
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2 comments about Fabrica Files 01-06.
- Amazing Photography/Art. Margot Quan Knight is something else. Buy this book if you are into Surrealism and Photography. This book will amaze you. Beware, however, the images are not for children!
- This is the art that a number of young artists with a kind of fellowship at Fabrica, the multi-media communications research group that was created by Benetton. The cover is a painful-looking picture of a guy literally lacing his foot flesh up. And the inside is similarly grotesque, with a series of ape and pig embryos preserved in formaldahyde stare out or grin at us, images of urban apocalypse in response to 9/11, etc etc. I do not like the images and do not get what these young artists are trying to do, without forgetting to mention what movement they might represent, if any.
Fabrica is a wonderful place near Treviso Italy, which Benetton has set up as a talent forge - everyone who gets a position there must be under 25, so the place buzzes with youthful energy and iconoclasm - from which the company can draw but more for generating experiments in multi-media. So it is very interesting for me to see as a business writer - a company has the elan to sponsor this kind of thing. But it ain't pretty, at least as expressed in this book, however naive that criticism might sound. Recommended.
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