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(1920-1940). Kurzbezeichnung für frz. »art décorative«
(Dekorative Kunst) und Abkürzung für die erste internationale Ausstellung von Objekten
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Ferdinand Preiss
Der Elfenbeinbildhauer des Art Déco.
Ferdinand Preiss (1882 - 1943) gilt heute als einer der führenden Elfenbeinbildhauer der
Art Déco-Szene der Zwanziger und Dreißiger Jahre. Seine Bronze-Elfenbein-Skulpturen
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Art Deco Interiors : Decoration and
Design Classics of the 1920s and 1930s
By the time of the Paris exhibition of 1925 from which Art Deco took its name, the idea
that an interior and its furnishings should form a complete design - a "total
look" - dominated the thinking of both designers and their clients. Studios began to
emerge to serve the needs of a design and style-conscious middle-class. This text displays
the flourishing design ingenuity through contemporary photographs and illustrations of
selected interiors complemented with modern photographs of individual pieces. It traces
the sylistic evolution and dominant motifs of Deco, the triumph of the 1925 exhibition and
the pure "high style" of the Paris ensembliers; the growth of Streamline Moderne
offshoots in the US; the international revival of Deco as a decorative style for a new
generation of post-modern designers; and the restoration of many Art Deco interiors to
their original state.
Paperback-Ausgabe - 224 Seiten (1998) Thames and Hudson
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Art Deco Style
Characterized by geometric shapes, stylized natural forms and the use of luxuriuos
materials Art Deco originated in France and spread quickly all over the globe during the
1930s. Interest in the style was revived in the 1960s, partly as a result of the work of
Bevis Hillier who recalls his triumphs and mistakes in writing the first book on the
subject and co-organizing the Minneapolis exhibition in 1971. Stephen Escritt's text deals
with recent scholarship and changing attitudes towards Art Deco, by charting its various
worldwide manifestations he demonstrates that the stle (although retrospectively labelled
a movement) had a coherance that lead to its international spread. The text is illustrated
with examples from all over the world, ranging from liners to letterboxes and from radios
to lampposts.
Gebundene Ausgabe - 239 Seiten (1997) Phaidon Press
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All about Art Deco
Art Deco Artists
sculptor,
metalworker
painters
architects, interior decorators,
industrial designers
pottery,
tableware, textiles, rugs
poster,
graphic design, illustrator
bookbinder
jeweller,
silversmith
glass,
ceramics, lamps, crystal Artists
American
France
East European
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History of Art Deco
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Art deco.
Der Stil der 20er und 30er Jahre.
Durchgehend farbig bebilderter Art
deco-Antiquitätenführer mit Preisbewertungen: Möbel, Lampen, Glas, Silber und
Metallarbeiten, Figürliches, Schmuck, Lackarbeiten, Textilien und vieles mehr.
Gebundene Ausgabe - 168 Seiten (1995) |
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Art Deco (World of Art)
Traces the history of the art deco movement and looks at its influence on the design of
furniture, textiles, ironwork, lighting, silver, glass, ceramics, sculpture, graphics,
posters, books, jewelry, and architecture.
Paperback-Ausgabe - 216 Seiten (1988)
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American Art Deco
By the time of the Paris exhibition of 1925 from which Art Deco took its name, the idea
that an interior and its furnishings should form a complete design - a "total
look" - dominated the thinking of both designers and their clients. Studios began to
emerge to serve the needs of a design and style-conscious middle-class. This text displays
the flourishing design ingenuity through contemporary photographs and illustrations of
selected interiors complemented with modern photographs of individual pieces. It traces
the sylistic evolution and dominant motifs of Deco, the triumph of the 1925 exhibition and
the pure "high style" of the Paris ensembliers; the growth of Streamline Moderne
offshoots in the US; the international revival of Deco as a decorative style for a new
generation of post-modern designers; and the restoration of many Art Deco interiors to
their original state.
Paperback-Ausgabe - 224 Seiten (1998) Thames and Hudson
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Art Deco and Modernist Ceramics
This is a guide to the ceramics of the 1920s and 1930s, offering clear explanations of art
terms such as Art Deco, Modernism, Art Moderne, and Streamline Style. Over 200 photographs
provide a visual reference of objects both useful and decorative, chosen for their visual
power, their historical significance or their appeal to collectors. The volume includes an
A-Z reference section listing significant ceramicists, designers, decorators and the
factories of the period as well as a glossary of technical terms.
Paperback-Ausgabe (August 1996) Thames & Hudson
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Art Deco Furniture : The French Designers
 The Art Deco movement - with its emphasis on up-to-date individuality
combined with good taste, fine materials and exquisite workmanship - became all the rage
in France. Other countries produced their own versions of the style, but in furniture
especially, the French predominated: the world had not seen such creative design for 125
years; on the one hand, the virtuoso cabinet-making of Ruhlmann, on the other, the
brilliant originality of Gray and Legrain. Alastair Duncan introduces us to the work of
over eighty architects, furniture makers and interior designers. The colour and monochrome
photographs - almost all of them specially commissioned for this book - form a valuable
portfolio of Art Deco furniture which should be of special value to those seeking
comprehensive information about a design movement which has proved of lasting appeal both
to collectors and to the general public.
Paperback-Ausgabe - 192 Seiten (1992) Thames and Hudson
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Ruhlmann : Master of Art Deco
Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann (1879-1933) was one of
the greatest French cabinet makers and decorators. He used rare woods for the framework of
his pieces, and ornamented them with ivory, tortoiseshell, lacquer, mirrors, silk and
tooled metals, and also applied his artistic taste to lamps, wall coverings, rugs, beds,
divans and cigar boxes, many of which are reproduced in this study of his life and work.
It encompasses examples from all areas of Ruhlmann's output, and includes many sketches.
Gebundene Ausgabe - 312 Seiten (1993) Harry N. Abrams, Inc
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Edgar Brandt : Master of Art Deco Ironwork
I llustrated with both period and new photographs, this is a study of the
Art Deco ironwork of Edgar Brandt (1880-1960), a leading creative force during a period of
remarkable achievement in French design. Brandt's grilles, screens, tables, lighting
fixtures and bronze vessels - highlights of the famous 1925 Exposition des Arts Decoratifs
et Industriels in Paris - are sought after today by collectors around the world. These and
the Brandt studio's larger commissions - for the ocean liner "Paris" and the Au
Bon Marche department store in Paris, among others - epitomize the Art Deco style. The
author explores Brandt's multifaceted career as a pioneering artist-metalsmith,
influential designer and successful entrepreneur.
Gebundene Ausgabe - 240 Seiten (April 1999) Harry N. Abrams Inc
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Dutch Moderne
Graphic Design from De Stijl to Deco
Paperback-Ausgabe - 144 Seiten (Mai 1994)
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Art deco
Das Buch Art Deco beschreibt und illustriert die Entwicklung von Art Deco in vielen
verschiedenen Bereichen und über die nationalen grenzen hinweg. Es untersucht die
globalen Zusammenhänge und die nationalen Designtraditionen, aber auch die
weltanschaulichen Aspekte. Beispiele aus den Bereichen Architektur, Möbel und Design
zeigen die Schönheit und Eleganz dieser Stilrichtung. Der Begriff 'Art Deco' geht auf die
Ausstellung 'Exposition internationale des arts decoratifs et industriels modernes' in
Paris von 1925 zurück. Sie präsentierte der Welt eine verblüffende neue Gestaltung in
der Nachfolge des damals längst abgeklungenen Jugendstiels: den Stil der goldenen
zwanziger Jahre. Die nur kurze Zeit lebendige Art-Deco - Bewegung - mit ihrer Betonung des
modernen Individualismus, verbunden mit guter Gestaltung, kostbaren Materialien und
exquisiter Handwerkskunst - ging von Frankreich aus in alle Welt. Manchen erscheint Art
Deco als romantische Vision der Welt zwischen den zwei Weltkriegen - einer Welt, die trotz
des aufkommenden Totalitarismus noch immer an Fortschrittsverheißungen glaubte.
Gebundene Ausgabe - 240 Seiten (1997) |
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Weitere Künstler des Art Deco und Art Nouveau :
Adler (Rose, 1892-1969)
Adnet (Jacques, 1900-84)
Arbus (André, 1903-69)
Bagge (Éric, 1890-1978)
Bouchet (Léon-Émile, 1880-1940)
Brandt (Edgar, 1880-1960)
Bugatti (Carlo, 1856-1940)
Chanaux (Adolphe, 1887-1965)
Chareau (Pierre, 1883-1950)
Coard (Marcel, 1889-1975)
Dominique (André Domin, 1883-1962)
Dufet (Michel, 1888-1985)
Dufrêne (Maurice, 1876-1955)
Dunand (Jean, 1877-1942)
Du Plantier (Marc, 1901-75)
Dupré-Lafon (Paul, 1900-71)
Feure (Georges de, 1868-1943)
Follot (Paul, 1877-1941)
Frank (Jean-Michel, 1893-1941)
Gabriel (René, 1890-1950)
Gray (Eileen, 1879-1976)
Groult (André, 1884-1967)
Giacometti (Alberto et Diego)
Guenot (Albert, 1894-?)
Herbst (René, 1891-1982)
Iribe (Paul Iribarnegaray, 1883-1935)
Jallot (Léon-Albert, 1874-1967)
Jourdain (Francis, 1876-1958).
Kiss (Paul, 1886-1962)
Kohlmann (Étienne, 1903-88).
Lahalle (Pierre, 1877-1956).
Le Corbusier (1887-1965)
Legrain (Pierre, 1889-1929)
Leleu (Jules, 1883-1961)
Lucet (Maurice, 1877-1941)
Majorelle (Louis, 1859-1926)
Mare (André, 1885-1932)
Mallet-Stevens (Robert, 1886-1945)
Mère (Clément, 1861- ?)
Montagnac (Paul, 1883-1961)
Muthesius (Eckart, 1909)
Perriand (Charlotte, 1903)
Petit (Pierre, 1900-69)
Printz (Eugène, 1889-1948)
Prou (René, 1899-1947)
Pumet (Charles, 1861-1928)
Rapin (Henri, 1873-1939)
Rateau (Armand-Albert, 1882-1938)
Rousseau (Clément, 1872-1950)
Roux-Spitz (Michel, 1888-1957)
Ruhlmann (Jacques-Émile. 1879-1933)
Selmersheim (Tony, 1869-1941)
Sognot (Louis, 1892-1970)
Sorel (Louis, 1867-1933)
Subes (Raymond, 1893-1970)
Süe (Louis, 1875-1968)
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