The history of glass production in Venice goes back over a thousand years. Although until the 13th century it was a simple glass for household
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Arkhip Ivanovich Kuindzhi was a remarkable Russian artist of the XIX-XX centuries, a master of landscape painting, famous for his special sense of color, the
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In 1843, Henry Cole, inspired by the then widespread “universal” cards (in which the sender could include the recipient’s name, event, greeting and signature), commissioned
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The Royal Danish porcelain factory Royal Copenhagen, which was founded in 1775, maintains the traditions of the past and still produces traditional hand-painted art porcelain.
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Gustav Gurschner (1873-1970) – Austrian artist, sculptor, master of arts and crafts, who worked in the Art Nouveau style, was born in the family of
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The micromosaic technique, or Roman mosaic, was brought to Russia by Italian masters. The most famous Russian micromosaic master, Georgy Yakovlevich (Georg Ferdinand) Weckler was
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Paul Amy is an Australian artist, designer and jeweler, member of the Australian Guild of Goldsmiths and Silversmiths. Paul Amy was born and raised in
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Perhaps one of the most valuable series from the Wedgwood manufactory is considered among collectors to be the Fairyland Luster series (Fairytale Glitter, or Fairytale
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Orivit is a German industrial company that existed from 1895 to 1905. and known for its art nouveau tin and silver alloys. The company was
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Victor Amalric Walter (1870 1959) was a French glass manufacturer. After working at Daum for more than 10 years, Walter decided to create his own
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