No comments about Margherita Manzelli.

No comments about Lessons of Solitude.

No comments about Prehistoric Pottery for the Archaeologist.

3 comments about The Collector's Encyclopedia of Gaudy Dutch and Welsh.

1. Received book promptly and in excellent condition. Needed book for research on family heirlooms.



2. Not only is this book very reasonably priced, it offers a wealth of clear color photos to aid you in identifying your Gaudy Welsh and Gaudy Dutch dinnerware. If you collect or deal in Gaudy Dutch or Gaudy Welsh this book is a must have for your collection.



3. An invaluable aid to understanding two very different types of china manufactured in England. Wonderful historical information, colored examples and close-ups make for accurate identification. Prices are volunteered for varying shapes, patterns, and sizes. A significant contribution in this field and a must-have book for any collector!

No comments about An Arrangement of Pictures.

1 comments about Pots of Promise: Mexicans and Pottery at Hull-House, 1920-40 (Latinos in Chicago and Midwest).

1. Pots Of Promise: Mexicans And Pottery At Hull-House 1920-40 is the result of the painstaking editorial efforts of Cherly R. Ganz (curator nd desingers of the "Pots of Promise: Mexicans, Reformers, and the Hull-House Kilns" exhibition for the Jane Addams Hull-House Museum) and Vicki L. Ruiz (Professor of History and Chicano/Latino studies, University of California - Irvine) to provide contemporary readers with an descritive survey and history of the pottery program at the commercial Hull-House Kilns during the 1920s and the 1930s with a particular emphasis on the Mexican communit in the Hull-House 'colonia" -- Chicago's largets Mexican settlement. Enhanced with 131 color and b/w photographs, as well as four informative essays; Pots Of Promise launches the Latinos in Chicago and the Midest" series from the University of Illinois Press and will prove to be a welcome addition to American Latino Studies and Art History Studies library collections and supplemental reading lists.

No comments about Santiago Sierra: 300 Tons And Previous Works.

No comments about Meg Cranston: Hot Pants in a Cold Cold World.

2 comments about Print In The Western World: An Introductory History.

1. The book I got was in great condition, no marks, and I got it right on time, in time, to use for my class!



2. This book is a must-buy for those seriously interested in taking up print collecting or indeed wishing to gain experience in appreciating prints. Its coverage is magnificent in its breadth and detail. When I purchased from Amazon, I bought two copies - one copy was requested by an art historian - high praise indeed!

2 comments about The Art of the Limoges Box.

1. This is a great book for anyone interested in art, history, or Limoges boxes themselves. The well-written pages and colorful photos invoke a sense of the time and history behind these artistic pieces. It starts with the early days of snuffboxes and ends with examples of the modern counterparts, giving you a full scope of the changes and constants throughout the years. "The Art of the Limoges Box" is a great addition to any artistic library.



2. This book is lovely to see and fairly helpful, especially if you are a newcomer to Limoge box collecting. It has enabled me to find several of the boxes that i have and their approximate worth. Has a grat section on avoiding fakes that everyone interested in Limoge boxes should read