Martin Eidelberg Libri

The book explores the evolution of American ceramics during the late 1800s and early 1900s, highlighting how international design trends, decoration styles, and technical advancements influenced this artistic medium. It offers a comprehensive view of the interplay between American artisans and global movements, showcasing the significance of ceramics in reflecting broader cultural shifts of the era.

This handsomely designed volume features sixty-five carefully selected Tiffany lamps, drawn from private and public collections across three continents. New photographic techniques reveal Tiffany's mastery of glass making and metal work, while noted authorities on the subject contribute essays on the history of the lamps, enlarging the reader's understanding of their place in the history of decorative art.