Item #4562 Iuvelirnoe iskusstvo Rossiiskoi imperii v kontekste mirovoi istorii i kul'tury XIX – nachala XX veka / Russian jewelry art of the 19th and early 20th centuries in a global context : materials from the International Academic Conference at Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg. M. N. Lopato.
Iuvelirnoe iskusstvo Rossiiskoi imperii v kontekste mirovoi istorii i kul'tury XIX – nachala XX veka / Russian jewelry art of the 19th and early 20th centuries in a global context : materials from the International Academic Conference at Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg
Iuvelirnoe iskusstvo Rossiiskoi imperii v kontekste mirovoi istorii i kul'tury XIX – nachala XX veka / Russian jewelry art of the 19th and early 20th centuries in a global context : materials from the International Academic Conference at Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg
Iuvelirnoe iskusstvo Rossiiskoi imperii v kontekste mirovoi istorii i kul'tury XIX – nachala XX veka / Russian jewelry art of the 19th and early 20th centuries in a global context : materials from the International Academic Conference at Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg
Iuvelirnoe iskusstvo Rossiiskoi imperii v kontekste mirovoi istorii i kul'tury XIX – nachala XX veka / Russian jewelry art of the 19th and early 20th centuries in a global context : materials from the International Academic Conference at Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg
Iuvelirnoe iskusstvo Rossiiskoi imperii v kontekste mirovoi istorii i kul'tury XIX – nachala XX veka / Russian jewelry art of the 19th and early 20th centuries in a global context : materials from the International Academic Conference at Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg

Iuvelirnoe iskusstvo Rossiiskoi imperii v kontekste mirovoi istorii i kul'tury XIX – nachala XX veka / Russian jewelry art of the 19th and early 20th centuries in a global context : materials from the International Academic Conference at Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg: Muzei Faberzhe, 2018. Pb. The research published here by Western European and Russian scholars covers Fabergé works commissioned or collected by the imperial family such as icon frames made of silver and enamel, Carl Fabergé's designs for bracelets based on ancient art and works nade in Fabergé's workshops and now in such collections as the Russian Ethnography Museum in St. Petersburg and the Mineral Institute. Some works originated in other countries and came to Russia as diplomatic gifts. Section headings: the iconography of jewelry art; style in 19th-c. and early 20th-c. jewelry art; gifts and donations; collecting history. 123 p., 24 cm, approx. 30 color illus., Rus. and ENGLISH. Item #4562
ISBN: 9785604129883

Run: 500.

Price: $32.00

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