Magazine "Porcelain Ceramics Glass" No. 1 2023
29.99 €
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Magazine "Porcelain Ceramics Glass" No. 1 2023
29.99 €
The magazine is devoted to collecting, museum collections, history of porcelain, ceramics and glass, auctions, masters of the past and present, also in it you will find reviews of exhibitions and thematic literature.
In the first issue: 1. Collection of Russian porcelain tea and coffee pairs in the United States. Interview with collector Arthur Shikhman. 2. Museum of Nicholas II: exhibits, their history and surprising finds. 3. A new museum project in Torzhok: presentation of the collection of oilskins Tatiana Magarevich. 4. Auctions house Russian enamel: top lots of porcelain and ceramics. Why collectors are ready to pay a million for a ceramic figurine with flaws. 5. Auction porcelain 1922 in Soviet Russia: what was bought at auctions in the 1920s. How much cost a cup Popov or Meissen 100 years ago. 6. Modern ceramics: artist and ceramist Nikita Makarov about his project and the prospects of Russian decorative and applied art. 7. Walking around the Antique Salon with immersion in different eras. Bright faces at the exhibition of contemporary art. 8. Reviews of books about porcelain and novelty porcelain collector Jeanne Polansky. 9. A touching tale of porcelain that is a must-read. 10. The big story of how Japanese porcelain influenced European and Russian wares.
In the first issue: 1. Collection of Russian porcelain tea and coffee pairs in the United States. Interview with collector Arthur Shikhman. 2. Museum of Nicholas II: exhibits, their history and surprising finds. 3. A new museum project in Torzhok: presentation of the collection of oilskins Tatiana Magarevich. 4. Auctions house Russian enamel: top lots of porcelain and ceramics. Why collectors are ready to pay a million for a ceramic figurine with flaws. 5. Auction porcelain 1922 in Soviet Russia: what was bought at auctions in the 1920s. How much cost a cup Popov or Meissen 100 years ago. 6. Modern ceramics: artist and ceramist Nikita Makarov about his project and the prospects of Russian decorative and applied art. 7. Walking around the Antique Salon with immersion in different eras. Bright faces at the exhibition of contemporary art. 8. Reviews of books about porcelain and novelty porcelain collector Jeanne Polansky. 9. A touching tale of porcelain that is a must-read. 10. The big story of how Japanese porcelain influenced European and Russian wares.