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VICTORIAN AND EDWARDIAN
FURNITURE AND INTERIORS From the Gothic Revival to Art Nouveau Jeremy Cooper
BACK IN PRINT
An essential reference for collectors, dealers, scholars, and interior designers
The furniture designs of William Morris, C. R. Ashbee, and Charles Rennie Mackintosh are even more popular and influential today than in their own lifetimes. Other major nineteenth-century figures, such as William Burges and Christopher Dresser, who were once regarded as eccentric outsiders, are accepted now as great designers, and their
work is avidly collected.
Jeremy Cooper's survey of this rich and rewarding chapter in the history of the decorative arts contains an astonishing range of photographs and drawings: nearly seven hundred illustrations, many of them in color, offer a uniquely comprehensive coverage of nineteenth-century furniture, from the Gothic Revival to Art Nouveau. Every major designer is represented, and the choice of pictures includes a wealth of little-known furniture from private collections. Rare
contemporary photographs of Victorian and Edwardian interiors show how the furniture formed part of complete decorative ensembles.
Jeremy Cooper, a well-known dealer and an expert in this field, has written extensive commentaries on the illustrations as well as a text that provides the essential background.
Featuring work by:
ISBN-13: 978-0-500-28022-5 / ISBN-10: 0-500-28022-3 · 81/2" x 113/4"
· 683 illustrations, 74 in color · 256 pages · ANTIQUES / INTERIOR DESIGN |
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