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The Lamps of Tiffany |
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The Lamps of
Tiffany
by Dr. Egon Neustadt
Neustadt's book is sought after by collectors and artists alike.
Most of our buyers for this book have used it as a reference when
constructing Tiffany reproductions. Others have purchased a copy for
their art reference library.
All the details are here: size and
shape of shade, predominate colors used
and any special effects such as filigree.
Bases used for each style
are shown and described. Lavishly illustrated in full color,
each lamp has one or more detailed photographs. Special care
was taken to show the lamp in the most accurate light to allow
collectors or artisans the chance to see the lamp as if you were
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Our copies are are
Factory Wrapped, have never been opened, and
are in brand new, mint condition.
These are reprints of the
original 1970 edition.
Order #29100, $199.95
Published by Neustadt
Museum of Tiffany Art 10-1/2 x 13-1/2”, oversize hard cover with
dust jacket, 224 pages, 300+ illustrations, 238 in the most
splendid full color.
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Louis Comfort Tiffany at the Metropolitan Museum of Art |
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Louis Comfort Tiffany at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art
By Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen
The Metropolitan's collection of
Tiffany pieces is cataloged in this concise book. Included are
illustrations not previously published, especially drawings and
renderings for interior decoration. Shea's Buffalo Theater's
interior is featured here, and until the this publication, it was
not documented that Tiffany had a hand in the creation of the Gem
of Buffalo's Theater district.
This volume covers Tiffany's paintings, works in stained glass
(including some of the most spectacular windows) his lamps and
decorative glassware. Narrative gives great insight into the man,
his work and his place in not only American Art Glass but in
American ART.
In publisher's shrink wrap
Order #1431, $24.95
Published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art
From Harry N. Abrams, Inc.
8-1/2 x 11”, soft cover, 100 pages, hundreds of illustrations,
most in full color
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The
Essential Louis
Comfort Tiffany |
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The Essential
Louis Comfort Tiffany
By William Warmus
Take Tiffany's story, stir in dazzling
color photos of some of his more famous, and some of his less
famous works, compress into 112 pages in this compact 6x6 volume,
and you have the Essential Tiffany.
Well researched, this mini
encyclopedia covers all of the important points including
Tiffany's early dabbling in painting, the leap to interior design
and finally his industrialization of art in his Tiffany Studios
glass shop.
Order
#29104, $12.95
From Harry N. Abrams, Inc.
6x6”, hard cover, 112 pages, 90+ illustrations,
most in full color
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