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9780821228340

Art Deco

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  • ISBN13:

    9780821228340

  • ISBN10:

    082122834X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-09-17
  • Publisher: Bulfinch
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Summary

This lavishly illustrated book brings together nearly 40 essays from leading experts in the field to discuss the phenomenon that was Art Deco.

Author Biography

Charlotte Benton is a design and architecture historian. Her works include A Different World? Emigre Architects in Britain 1926-58.
Tim Benton is Professor of Art History at the Open University and has curated a number of exhibitions and his work has been most recently included in Le Corbusier in Paris.
Ghislaine Wood is co-curator of the Art Deco 1910-1939 exhibition. She was also co-curator of the wildly successful V&A Art Nouveau exhibition that toured internationally, and a contributor to the catalogue.

Table of Contents

Sponsor's Forewordp. 6
List of Contributorsp. 7
Acknowledgementsp. 9
Introductionp. 10
The Style and the Agep. 12
The Great War, Mass Society and 'Modernity'p. 28
Sources and Iconographyp. 38
Egyptomaniap. 40
Deco Sculpture and Archaismp. 50
Ancient Mexican Sources of Art Decop. 56
Inspiration from the Eastp. 66
Collecting and Constructing Africap. 78
National Traditionsp. 90
Avant-Garde Sourcesp. 100
From Pattern to Abstractionp. 112
The Exoticp. 124
The Paris 1925 Exhibitionp. 138
The International Exhibitionp. 140
Paris 1925: Consuming Modernityp. 156
The Artist-Decoratorp. 164
The Spread of Decop. 172
Germany, Austria and the Netherlandsp. 174
Art Deco in Central Europep. 190
'Lovely Neoclassical Byways': Art Deco in Scandinaviap. 202
European Glassp. 214
Italian Architecture and Designp. 218
Conscience and Consumption: Art Deco in Britainp. 230
British Art Deco Ceramicsp. 240
Art Deco Architecturep. 244
Art Deco Fashionp. 260
Art Deco Jewelleryp. 272
Photography and the New Visionp. 284
Art Deco Graphic Design and Typographyp. 296
Art Deco Bindingsp. 304
Art Deco and the Book Jacketp. 308
The Deco Worldp. 312
Travel, Transport and Art Decop. 314
Art Deco and Hollywood Filmp. 324
'The Filter of American Taste': Design in the USA in the 1920sp. 334
American Metalwork between the Warsp. 344
New Materials and Technologiesp. 348
The Search for an American Design Aesthetic: From Art Deco to Streamliningp. 360
Art Deco in East Asiap. 370
Indo-Decop. 382
Ambiguously Modern: Art Deco in Latin Americap. 396
'A Growing Enthusiasm for Modernity': Art Deco in Australiap. 406
Art Deco in South Africap. 418
Decline and Revivalp. 426
Notesp. 430
Bibliographyp. 443
Object Listp. 450
Name Indexp. 454
Subject Indexp. 459
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