This magnum opus by Bruce Carpenter is truly a labor of love. A must-have for serious collectors of Indonesian and Malaysian Borneo art. "Banal and predictable" are her own choice of words, a sort of defensive self criticism (to describe her bringing up Benjamin in her conclusion). Full of great photos with conci
| Title | : | Interior Design Review: Volume 18 |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.78 (806 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 3832798633 |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 496Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-15 |
| Language | : | English |
This magnum opus by Bruce Carpenter is truly a labor of love. A must-have for serious collectors of Indonesian and Malaysian Borneo art. "Banal and predictable" are her own choice of words, a sort of defensive self criticism (to describe her bringing up Benjamin in her conclusion). Full of great photos with concise explanations. Alpert's preface, which describes the assiduous way in which Dashow ferreted out the "genuine from the bogus." The result of this devotion, by both Dashow and Carpenter, makes this book a resource and a treasure for all who peruse it, savor it, and -- indeed -- devour it.. All I can say about the accompanying illustrations - and the less said the better - is they are a perfect fit for this text.. Drawing upon the work of Joseph Campbell, Rollo May, Carl Jung (and others), Gurevich and Walter have linked the mythological and its expression, the unconscious and craftmanship, the shamanic and the artistic. All is good.. Very fast. He has honored this splendid collection by carrying out meticulous research, accurate descriptions, and sensitive design A special note must be given to the book's introduction by Andrew Gurevich and Robert Walter who have provided a solid mythological foundation so that readers (and viewe
The broad sweep of exemplary interiors represents an extraordinary variety of international design--brought to life with lush, glossy photos. Richly illustrated with over 1000 color photographs, this retrospective of the publication--now in its 18th year--has been dubbed "the bible of interior design." A compendium of contemporary interior design styles, it's essential for any professional interior decorator or design lover. The artists are individually presented, followed by contact details in an appendix. The Andrew Martin brand no longer just stands for a sumptuous selection of decorative fabrics, wall coverings, designer furniture, and home accessories, but also for the "Andrew Martin Interior Designer of the Year Award." Volume 18 of the Interior Design Review once again features the designers who have won over the renowned jury with their work. With a mix of different cultures, the interiors assembled here nostalgically allude to a wide range of styles, while also embodying Andrew Martin's dazzling world of interior design.His Jim Stringer novels - railway thrillers - have been published by Faber and Faber since 2002. After qualifying as a barrister, he won The Spectator Young Writer of the Year Award, 1988. His columns have appeared in the Independent on Sunday and the New Statesman. . About the Author Andrew Martin grew up in Yorkshire. Since, he has written for The Guardian, the Daily and Sunday Telegraph, the Independent and Granta, among many other publicationsSince, he has written for The Guardian, the Daily and Sunday Telegraph, the Independent and Granta, among many other publications. His Jim Stringer novels - railway thrillers - have been published by Faber and Faber since 2002. After qualifying as a barrister, he won The Spectator Young Writer of the Year Award, 1988. . His columns have appeared in the Independent on Sunday and the New Statesman. Andrew Martin grew up in Yorkshire
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