"Russian Furniture: The Golden Age 1780-1840" 1988 CHENEVIERE, Antoine Susie Hilfiger

"Russian Furniture: The Golden Age 1780-1840" 1988 CHENEVIERE, Antoine Susie HilfigerCHENEVIERE, Antoine [311] pp. The Vendome Press 1988 11 3 4" x 10 3 4" Fine Fine Scroll Down for (12) Additional Scans: Soon after her arrival in Russia in 1744 the future Catherine the Great lamented the pitiful scarcity of furniture in the Imperial palaces. Within less than a hundred years those palaces, and the grandiose apartments which sprang up alongside them in the burst of building activity that gripped Russia at the end of the eighteenth

19037" x 4 1/4"[79] pp

and his stories are wonderfully funny

Helen Evans

From the appearance in 1936 of Kenneth Patchen's first book

France’s foremost interior designer showcases his signature table settings designed to brighten any occasion

Stephen Tennant became an enfant terrible

quotes from travel diaries and memoirs

Volume one tells the company's story and investigates its importance in the international business of high fashion and in the context of time

Swiss art dealer Thomas Ammann gave Colacello one of the first miniature 35mm cameras

the book divulges the reasons behind every aspect of positioning

The illustrations include Hoyningen-Huene's fashion photographs for Vogue and Harper's Bazaar

*Front panel & lacking rear panel of jacket*