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The Art of Fabergé by John Booth
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The Art of Fabergé (edition 1990)

by John Booth

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Peter Carl Faberge, son of a goldsmith in St Petersburg, made exotic jewellery where design and the creative use of precious materials predominated and he became a legend in Imperial Russia for his work. This book illustrates the story of his rise, success, and eventual fall after the Revolution.
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Title:The Art of Fabergé
Authors:John Booth
Info:Quarto Book/Wellfleet Press (1990), Hardcover, 192 pages
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Beautifuuly illustrated. Featuring the Imperial Easter Eggs as well as other objects.
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The extraordinary success of Peter Carl Fabergé in his lifetime and the fact that he is remembered when other excellent craftsmen have been forgotten can be explained in a number of ways: his work reflects the highest traditions of European applied art, he used only the finest materials and employed the best craftsmen to carry out his ideas, and, finally, there is a crucial element that distinguishes his work from that of others--a unique quality that has come to be expressed in one word -- Fabergé.
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Peter Carl Faberge, son of a goldsmith in St Petersburg, made exotic jewellery where design and the creative use of precious materials predominated and he became a legend in Imperial Russia for his work. This book illustrates the story of his rise, success, and eventual fall after the Revolution.

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