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Size 20 x 21 cm with about 80 coloured and 25 black and white illustrations
| ISBN | 3-7667-1532-1 | |
| Prices | SFr. 29.00 | plus p + p |
| € 16.95 | plus p + p | |
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Size 20 x 21cm, with about 70 coloured and 30 black and white illustrations
| ISBN | 3-7667-1395-7 | ||
| Price | SFr. 29.00 | plus p + p | |
This volume relating to gifts consists of four parts and is meant for all those who like to decorate small objects such as boxes, bells, eggs, cups and saucers etc. For those who wish to use their numerous ideas, but require a little guidance, this is especially helpful.
Porcelain painters once belonged to the most sought-after artists of their day. Their works of art were compensated with the likes of gold on the scene of the royal courts. Today the classical form of porcelain painting lives on, as does the exciting source of cultural history as witness of former masters of art-craftsmen on the arts and crafts market and in collectors groups. To achieve this precious knowledge in this collectors field, one must learn about the numerous difficulties and refinements of the classical porcelain production and painting through one's own experience.
A guidance to which one can spontaneously imitate is provided by the new English and German written volume "Porcelain Painting - Gift Ideas" from the Bernese porcelain painting artist Marianne de Raemy and is released by the Callwey Publishers of Munich in a very informative series on porcelain painting.