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A comprehensive look at medieval to Renaissance art

Name: A comprehensive look at medieval to Renaissance art
Brand: La Librairie Antique
SKU: LLA-745447
Price: 79.20 EUR
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Original title : Decorative Arts from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance

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Carsten-Peter Warncke's Decorative Arts from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance features a beautiful hardcover binding, with a dust jacket, measuring 30.5 x 43.5 cm and comprising 408 pages (approximately 7 kilos). This splendid volume showcases treasure rooms from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, presenting a millennium of applied arts in Europe. Published between 1852-63, it is rich with 216 hand-colored copper engravings, depicting furniture, goldsmithing, jewelry, tapestries, and book covers. It includes notable pieces such as Matthias Corvin's golden cup and a lost ceremonial sword. The publication was directed by Jakob Heinrich von Hefner-Alteneck, a significant figure in promoting studies of past masterpieces, with contributions by Carl Becker, who commissioned reproductions from various artists.