96 pages - in Italian - 70 color plates and various duotone photos - a handsome book on the lovely creations of Murano-born master glassworker Archimede Seguso (b.1909) who once compared glass to cara...

published to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the birth of French jeweller and glassmaker René Lalique (1860-1945) - gilt-embossed clothbound - 484 pages - in French - 703 color illustrations - ...

224 pages - in French - 143 color illustrations - a selection of master 19th and early 20th Century glassmakers and designersBaccarat, Gallé, Legras, Daum, Lalique, Schneider, Argy-Rousseau and others...

246 pages - in French - Largely illustrated with color and b/w reproductions of the works of the Louis Barillet's (1880-1948) studio in Paris - The first important monograph on the life and work of th...

176 pages - in French, English and German - 130 color repros. of beautiful, colored glasses and other glass art objects - published to coincide with the 1995 Luxembourg and 1996 Ghent, Belgium showin...

304 pages - in English - 145 color plates, dozens of color and duotone illustrations, 286 color and 169 b/w figs. - the life and art of Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa (1906-1978) who created Murano g...

in a pictorial slipcase - 162 pages - in Japanese and English - 68 color plates - photography by Takeshi Fujimori - a brilliant description of glass masterpieces produced during the Ching dynasty (als...

128 pages - in English - over 200 color illustrations - a description of the glass collection in New York's Corning Museum, the world's most important, described by the museum's director - ancient, Is...

239 pages - in French - foreword by Alain Boucheron - study on rock crystal: layers of the mineral, its topography, its symbolic and medicinal aspects, its use as a collectible in Europe, its renaissa...

352 pages - in French - over 800 color and b/w illustrations and figs. - an art historian specialized in decorative arts describes the career of French artist Francois Décorchemont (1880-1971) whose c...