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Jewelry Making as an Art Expression
by Dr. D. Kenneth Winebrenner Scranton, PA: Laurel Publishers (1953) Second Printing, 1953. This is a Good condition hardcover book, lacking the scarce dustjack. This is a well-used copy with shadows on the front endpapers from a former jacket, some worn pages in the text, one spot w a small picture was circled with a pencil mark, and one small tear on the bottom of a page. Else clean and completely intact. The covers are a blue gray that have faded some and discolored a bit at the extremities, else clean with no markings, damage, stains, odor or mold--a great usable copy. Hundreds of photographs and drawings of an incredibly wide range of modernisitic jewelry made by top designers and accomplished students, representing the best designers of the latter half 20th century. This is an encyclopedic presentation, the BEST reference guide to mid-century copper and silver imaginable. Long unavailable and very scarce! Daniel Kenneth Winebrenner (1908-1975) was on the faculty at SUNY Buffalo, was a renowned art critic & curator, & a popular guest instructor at Columbia University. He is also one of the founders of the Burchfield-Penney Art Center in Buffalo. He has instructed thousands in the craft including many of the biggest names from the mid-century onward. Some of the artists, designers and schools whose works are shown include: Betty Cooke, Edward Cowley, The Art Academy of Cranbrook, Margaret De Patta, Velma Dozier, Joseph Drlik, Claire Falkensen, Fred Farr, Raymond Fink, Jean Fouquet, Jean Gipp, Virginia Hoffman, Hopi Silvercraft Guild, Hurst and Kingsbury, Portland Oregon Jefferson High School, Hedwig Kohn, SALVADOR DALI, Alexander Calder, Sam and Carol Kramer, Richard Kubala, Gordon C Lawson, Frank Lee, Paul Lobel, Moore Institute of Art, Philip Morton, New Mexico Highlands University, Ohio University, Mary Parker, Violet L. Patton, Ronald Hayes Pearson, Joan Phillips, Stanley Phillips, Vera Pirie, Richard Pousette-Dart, Arthur Pulos, Richard Roseman, Reading Pennsylvania Senior High School, Walter Rhodes, Rima, Helen Joe Roper, A'lee Runkle, Wiley D Sanderson, Zahara Schatz, Boris Schwartz, Evelyn Louise Sims, Sister Jeannine, Arthur (Art) Smith, Pittsburgh South Hills High School, South Dakota State College, Helen Stadelbauer, Charles Stevens, State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kansas; Columbia University Teachers College, University of New Hampshire, Robert A. von Neumann, Irene Waichler, Walden School, Katharine Webb, Louis Weinber, George Weinheimer, Shirley Weitzner, Westchester Workshop, Hazel Wills, DuWayne Wilson, Bob Winston, Phil Yost, Ernest Ziegfelf and many others. This also has excellent coverage of tools, work spaces + tables, materials, findings, and includes an excellent glossary & classified index of literature, and what is now a vintage & classic list of suppliers of materials. 181 pages that will fascinate and educate you better than any reference available on modernist jewelry. Please write if you would like to see more scans of the pages or have a question. Shipping in the USA is $5.95 Priority Mail, Canada and Mexico $9.95 AIR MAIL, overseas $11.95 AIR MAIL. Thanks for reading and good luck bidding. NO RESERVE.
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