Jewels from Imperial St. Petersburg by Ulla Tillander-Godenhielm (2014, Trade...

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ISBN
9781910065150
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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Unicorn Publishing Group
ISBN-10
1910065153
ISBN-13
9781910065150
eBay Product ID (ePID)
211939055

Product Key Features

Book Title
Jewels from Imperial St. Petersburg
Number of Pages
296 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Jewelry, Russian & Former Soviet Union
Publication Year
2014
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Art, Antiques & Collectibles, Crafts & Hobbies
Author
Ulla Tillander-Godenhielm
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Length
10.6 in
Item Width
8.9 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
A delightful book. . . . Unlike most books about jewelry, this actually shows a multitude of portraits of reigning monarchs, mostly male, but including four empresses. The crowd is mostly good-looking, covered in swaths of silk, brocade, and fur, and decked out in their finest examples of tiaras, chains and earrings.
Dewey Decimal
739.27094721
Synopsis
This book not only offers a fascinating range of jewels and objects d'art crafted in St. Petersburg, beginning with the reigns of the empresses Elizabeth and Catherine the Great and ending in 1917 with that of Nicholas II, it is also intertwined with captivating personal history. It describes the development of style and design within the art of the St. Petersburg goldsmith, putting it into historical context. Many of the pieces discussed come from private collections in Finland and Sweden, each with a unique provenance happily preserved in anecdotes, letters, diaries, historical documents, and photographs. Contains 400 stunning photographs., The jewels of imperial Russia are legendary. With their own special allure, they are highly appreciated throughout the world as some of the most exquisite presentations ever created. This book explores a fascinating range of the jewels and objets d'art crafted in St. Petersburg, beginning with the reigns of the Empresses Elizabeth and Catherine the Great and ending in 1917 with that of Nicholas II. We learn not only of the jewels, but also of the people who created them, through captivating personal histories. Ulla Tillander-Goldenhielm adds a touch of royalty herself as the great-granddaughter of St. Petersburg goldsmith Alexander Tillander, a supplier to the Russian imperial court. She brings unparalleled knowledge of the craft of jewelry making to her task, richly describing the development of style and design within the art of the St. Petersburg goldsmith. Lavishly produced, with more than four hundred images, the book showcases these pieces while providing important historical context. Jewelry represented comes mostly from private collections in Finland and Sweden, and each piece has a unique provenance that is relayed through anecdotes, letters, diaries, historical documents, and photographs. Jewels from Imperial St. Petersburg makes a stunning gift for anyone who appreciates the craft of jewelry or the history of imperial Russia., The jewels of imperial Russia are legendary. With their own special allure, they are highly appreciated throughout the world as some of the most exquisite presentations ever created. This book explores a fascinating range of the jewels and "objets d art" crafted in St. Petersburg, beginning with the reigns of the Empresses Elizabeth and Catherine the Great and ending in 1917 with that of Nicholas II. We learn not only of the jewels, but also of the people who created them, through captivating personal histories. Ulla Tillander-Goldenhielm adds a touch of royalty herself as the great-granddaughter of St. Petersburg goldsmith Alexander Tillander, a supplier to the Russian imperial court. She brings unparalleled knowledge of the craft of jewelry making to her task, richly describing the development of style and design within the art of the St. Petersburg goldsmith. Lavishly produced, with more than four hundred images, the book showcases these pieces while providing important historical context. Jewelry represented comes mostly from private collections in Finland and Sweden, and each piece has a unique provenance that is relayed through anecdotes, letters, diaries, historical documents, and photographs. "Jewels from Imperial St. Petersburg" makes a stunning gift for anyone who appreciates the craft of jewelry or the history of imperial Russia.", Russian jewelry has its own special allure and is highly appreciated the world over. This book not only offers a fascinating range of jewels and objects d'art crafted in St. Petersburg, but also describes the development of style and design within the art of the St. Petersburg goldsmith, putting it into historical context.

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