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Author: Marino Brovier ,
Valerio Terraroli ,
Rosa Barovier Mentasti ,
Chiara Squarcina
Publisher: Skira
Imprint: Skira
Dimensions:
Width: 28.00cm
, Height: 4.30cm
, Length: 30.00cm
Weight: 2.810kg
ISBN: 9788857221403
ISBN 10: 8857221407
Pages: 480
Publication Date: 06 October 2014
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
Glittering Venini Glassworks Come to Life in a New Book. Objects rendered in deep greens, electric blues, and vibrant reds burst onto the page (nearly 500 pages, in fact) in an array of atypical forms and opacities. It's a fitting tribute to the man and an intriguing resource for those casually interested and learned alike. -Architectural Digest
Glittering Venini Glassworks Come to Life in a New Book. Objects rendered in deep greens, electric blues, and vibrant reds burst onto the page (nearly 500 pages, in fact) in an array of atypical forms and opacities. It's a fitting tribute to the man and an intriguing resource for those casually interested and learned alike. -Architectural Digest
-Glittering Venini Glassworks Come to Life in a New Book. Objects rendered in deep greens, electric blues, and vibrant reds burst onto the page (nearly 500 pages, in fact) in an array of atypical forms and opacities. It's a fitting tribute to the man and an intriguing resource for those casually interested and learned alike.- -Architectural Digest
"""Glittering Venini Glassworks Come to Life in a New Book. Objects rendered in deep greens, electric blues, and vibrant reds burst onto the page (nearly 500 pages, in fact) in an array of atypical forms and opacities. It's a fitting tribute to the man and an intriguing resource for those casually interested and learned alike."" ""-Architectural Digest"" -Glittering Venini Glassworks Come to Life in a New Book. Objects rendered in deep greens, electric blues, and vibrant reds burst onto the page (nearly 500 pages, in fact) in an array of atypical forms and opacities. It's a fitting tribute to the man and an intriguing resource for those casually interested and learned alike.- -Architectural Digest ""Glittering Venini Glassworks Come to Life in a New Book. Objects rendered in deep greens, electric blues, and vibrant reds burst onto the page (nearly 500 pages, in fact) in an array of atypical forms and opacities. It's a fitting tribute to the man and an intriguing resource for those casually interested and learned alike."" -Architectural Digest"
Author Information
Marino Barovier is an author and independent curator. He was born in Venice into one of the oldest families of Murano glassmakers. In 1983, he joined his wife, Marina, in the study of the history of twentieth-century Murano glass.
