Éclat: The Masters of New Jewelry Design
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| Rating | : | 4.90 (917 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 8492810971 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-03 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
A visual showcase of jewelry design that offers a wide array of examples from great designers from around the world, Éclat features more than 600 stunning photographs and provides descriptions of the concepts, techniques and creative vision of jewelry designers, making it a great source of inspiration for students and professionals alike.. Through beautiful photos and insights from the artists themselves, Éclat. Masters of New Jewellery Design presents recent and outstanding works of some of the most established names in contemporary jewelry, as well as pieces designed by the new rising stars in the field
In 2001 he established its Jewellery Department, which he directed until 2008. About the AuthorCarlos Pastor is a jeweller, curator and professor at the prestigious Escola d’Art i Superior de Disseny (EASD), in Valencia. He is also part of the organizing team of the Valencia Melting Point”, a biennial event created to promote international contemporary jewellery.
He is also part of the organizing team of the Valencia Melting Point”, a biennial event created to promote international contemporary jewellery.. Carlos Pastor is a jeweller, curator and professor at the prestigious Escola d’Art i Superior de Disseny (EASD), in Valencia. In 2001 he established its Jewellery Department, w
Great Pictures, No Info The pictures in this book are stunning, and I love the range of artists included. The reason this gets three stars from me is that it is missing something I consider very important in an art book. There is no information about the pieces pictured. No dimensions, no lists of materials or information about construction techniques, and wor. time-travelers.net said Creative, entertaining, inspiring, and beautifully done!. This is an Awesome art jewelry book! No, it is nothing like the jewels of centuries past (and I do love those too), but it is a chuckfull of thought provoking designs, creative use of enormously diverse range of materials and high level of workmanship. It's a conversation and creativity fountainhead.. True to its title. This book has a statement from each artist and great photos of their works. New jewelry I haven't seen by several artists who's work I know of. To see an artists thoughts, ideas created with non traditional materials used in jewelry, is interesting. There is some gold and silver used, but this book is true to its title.