Design is fine. History is mine.
Imagine a time with no computers but with lots of craftsmanship and creativity. This is my library...
- By Andrea
- Based in Germany
- Roughly two posts per month
- First post on
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Most recent posts
Luigi Lucioni, Iris & Carnations, 1928. He was the first and youngest contemporary American Painter to have a work purchased by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Ettore Sottsass, Murmansk Fruit Stand, 1982-1986. Silver plated brass, designed for Memphis, made by Rossi & Arcandi, Italy. Collection Maas Museum
Christopher Dresser, tea kettles with lid, 1889–1890. Silver, gilded and silvered white metal. Made by John T. Heath and John H. Middleton for Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, England. Via philamuseum