Costume Jewelry Guide History of Fantasy & Fashion Victorian, Art Deco, 40s-50s

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Fabulous Costume Jewelry - History of Fantasy & Fashion in Jewels by: Vivienne Becker
ISBN:
0887405312
Book Title:
Fabulous Costume Jewelry
Author:
Vivienne Becker
Binding:
Hard Cover with dust jacket
Copyright:
1993
Pages:
232
Size:
8.5 x 11 in.
Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry.
This gorgeous book is a delight for all who are interested in fine craftsmanship, beautiful jewelry, and the role of fashion in an ever-changing world. Costume jewelry is an intimate reflection of its age. Shaped by the attitudes and fashion of the women who wear it, this jewelry reveals their temperaments, their fantasies, and the spirit of their times. This lushly illustrated book is a comprehensive retrospective of commercial costume jewelry, from 18th century Georgian, Neo Classic, and Romantic pieces to 20th century Edwardian, Art Deco, Cocktail, and modern "Glam Rock" jewelry. It discusses in great depth the roots of jewelry movements, the cultural trends that influenced jewelry designers-such as industrialism, wartime, the growth of Hollywood, technological breakthroughs, and the women's movement-and the effects jewelry had on women's fashions.
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