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ISBN
9780912724638
Subject Area
Design, Travel, Art, Crafts & Hobbies
Publication Name
Iron at Winterthur
Item Length
10 in
Publisher
Winterthur Museum, Incorporated, T.H.E., Henry Francis DuPont
Subject
Museums, Tours, Points of Interest, Collections, Catalogs, Exhibitions / General, Metal Work, American / General, Decorative Arts
Publication Year
2004
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Author
László Bodó, Donald L. Fennimore
Item Width
11.5 in
Item Weight
87.4 Oz
Number of Pages
432 Pages

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Winner of the Montgomery Prize, Decorative Arts Society (2004) Iron at Winterthur, a catalogue of the extensive but unpublished collection at the museum, will fill an oft-neglected niche in the field of decorative arts--that of the history and use of iron in the everyday life of seventeenth-, eighteenth-, and nineteenth-century America. With essays and entries on approximately 300 cast, wrought, and sheet iron objects for every conceivable household function, the author not only addresses the specifics of maker, date, place of origin, and the like but also presents thematic and interpretive commentary dealing with economics, craft and manufacturing techniques, and the marketplace. And not to be denied is the issue of aesthetics. Mr. Fennimore adeptly weaves the story of skill and artistry, illuminating the grace and beauty inherent in everyday iron objects. Equally instructive is the book's introduction, which documents the formation of the collection by museum founder Henry Francis du Pont, one of the twentieth-century's most notable collectors of Americana.

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Publisher
Winterthur Museum, Incorporated, T.H.E., Henry Francis DuPont
ISBN-10
0912724633
ISBN-13
9780912724638
eBay Product ID (ePID)
30534408

Product Key Features

Author
László Bodó, Donald L. Fennimore
Publication Name
Iron at Winterthur
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Subject
Museums, Tours, Points of Interest, Collections, Catalogs, Exhibitions / General, Metal Work, American / General, Decorative Arts
Publication Year
2004
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Design, Travel, Art, Crafts & Hobbies
Number of Pages
432 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10 in
Item Width
11.5 in
Item Weight
87.4 Oz

Additional Product Features

LCCN
2004-007823
Lc Classification Number
Nk8212.F46 2004
Photographed by
Bodo, Laszlo, Fistrovich, George J.
Reviews
"This ample volume brings to light the extraordinary and often overlooked collection of iron at the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware. With essays and entries on approximately 275 cast, wrought and sheet iron objects, the author addresses the specifics of each maker, date, place of origin, and also presents thematic and interpretive commentary dealing with economics, craft and manufacturing techniques and the marketplace."ÑAntiques and Collecting, "Iron at Winterthur is a fascinating literal catalog of a very fine collection at the prestigious museum of the same came. It captivates readers... This new volume is both massive and extensive, based on some skillful assembly by author Donald Fennimore who is an official with the museum. The detailed text and equally detailed photographs combine for a rather unique history of the use of iron mainly in America from the 17th century through the 19th century." --Mountain States Collector, "Donald L. Fennimore, the Winterthur museum's longtime senior curator of metals, analyzes just about every bolt, joint, and mold mark on 200 artifacts in wrought, cast, or sheet iron. But that doesn't mean this volume is fusty. The blacksmiths, Fennimore explains, worked useful ornaments and proto-modern ergonomics into their designs. They flattened the tips of wagon-chain hooks into stylized serpent heads so the chains wouldn't slip off, and they reduced the weight of dough scrapers by cutting away graceful semicircles on the sides of the blades. The book's designers, Studio Blue, filled two-page spreads with such tight close-ups that the metal patinas become abstract artworks."--I.D. Magazine, "Donald L. Fennimore, the Winterthur museum's longtime senior curator of metals, analyzes just about every bolt, joint, and mold mark on 200 artifacts in wrought, cast, or sheet iron. But that doesn't mean this volume is fusty. The blacksmiths, Fennimore explains, worked useful ornaments and proto-modern ergonomics into their designs. They flattened the tips of wagon-chain hooks into stylized serpent heads so the chains wouldn't slip off, and they reduced the weight of dough scrapers by cutting away graceful semicircles on the sides of the blades. The book's designers, Studio Blue, filled two-page spreads with such tight close-ups that the metal patinas become abstract artworks."-I.D. Magazine, "This ample volume brings to light the extraordinary and often overlooked collection of iron at the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware. With essays and entries on approximately 275 cast, wrought and sheet iron objects, the author addresses the specifics of each maker, date, place of origin, and also presents thematic and interpretive commentary dealing with economics, craft and manufacturing techniques and the marketplace."- Antiques and Collecting, "Donald L. Fennimore, the Winterthur museum's longtime senior curator of metals, analyzes just about every bolt, joint, and mold mark on 200 artifacts in wrought, cast, or sheet iron. But that doesn't mean this volume is fusty. The blacksmiths, Fennimore explains, worked useful ornaments and proto-modern ergonomics into their designs. They flattened the tips of wagon-chain hooks into stylized serpent heads so the chains wouldn't slip off, and they reduced the weight of dough scrapers by cutting away graceful semicircles on the sides of the blades. The book's designers, Studio Blue, filled two-page spreads with such tight close-ups that the metal patinas become abstract artworks."- I.D. Magazine, "This ample volume brings to light the extraordinary and often overlooked collection of iron at the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware. With essays and entries on approximately 275 cast, wrought and sheet iron objects, the author addresses the specifics of each maker, date, place of origin, and also presents thematic and interpretive commentary dealing with economics, craft and manufacturing techniques and the marketplace."-Antiques and Collecting, Donald L. Fennimore, the Winterthur museum's longtime senior curator of metals, analyzes just about every bolt, joint, and mold mark on 200 artifacts in wrought, cast, or sheet iron. But that doesn't mean this volume is fusty. The blacksmiths, Fennimore explains, worked useful ornaments and proto-modern ergonomics into their designs. They flattened the tips of wagon-chain hooks into stylized serpent heads so the chains wouldn't slip off, and they reduced the weight of dough scrapers by cutting away graceful semicircles on the sides of the blades. The book's designers, Studio Blue, filled two-page spreads with such tight close-ups that the metal patinas become abstract artworks., This ample volume brings to light the extraordinary and often overlooked collection of iron at the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware. With essays and entries on approximately 275 cast, wrought and sheet iron objects, the author addresses the specifics of each maker, date, place of origin, and also presents thematic and interpretive commentary dealing with economics, craft and manufacturing techniques and the marketplace."\R--Antiques and Collecting9780912724638|, "Iron at Winterthur is a fascinating literal catalog of a very fine collection at the prestigious museum of the same came. It captivates readers... This new volume is both massive and extensive, based on some skillful assembly by author Donald Fennimore who is an official with the museum. The detailed text and equally detailed photographs combine for a rather unique history of the use of iron mainly in America from the 17th century through the 19th century." -Mountain States Collector, Iron at Winterthur is a fascinating literal catalog of a very fine collection at the prestigious museum of the same came. It captivates readers... This new volume is both massive and extensive, based on some skillful assembly by author Donald Fennimore who is an official with the museum. The detailed text and equally detailed photographs combine for a rather unique history of the use of iron mainly in America from the 17th century through the 19th century., This ample volume brings to light the extraordinary and often overlooked collection of iron at the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware. With essays and entries on approximately 275 cast, wrought and sheet iron objects, the author addresses the specifics of each maker, date, place of origin, and also presents thematic and interpretive commentary dealing with economics, craft and manufacturing techniques and the marketplace., "Iron at Winterthur is a fascinating literal catalog of a very fine collection at the prestigious museum of the same came. It captivates readersÉ This new volume is both massive and extensive, based on some skillful assembly by author Donald Fennimore who is an official with the museum. The detailed text and equally detailed photographs combine for a rather unique history of the use of iron mainly in America from the 17th century through the 19th century." ÑMountain States Collector, "This ample volume brings to light the extraordinary and often overlooked collection of iron at the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware. With essays and entries on approximately 275 cast, wrought and sheet iron objects, the author addresses the specifics of each maker, date, place of origin, and also presents thematic and interpretive commentary dealing with economics, craft and manufacturing techniques and the marketplace."--Antiques and Collecting, "Iron at Winterthur is a fascinating literal catalog of a very fine collection at the prestigious museum of the same came. It captivates readers… This new volume is both massive and extensive, based on some skillful assembly by author Donald Fennimore who is an official with the museum. The detailed text and equally detailed photographs combine for a rather unique history of the use of iron mainly in America from the 17th century through the 19th century." - Mountain States Collector
Table of Content
Henry Francis Du Pont and Iron: Building a Collection Cast Iron Wrought Iron Sheet Iron Endnotes Glossary Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2004
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Decimal
739.4/09751/1
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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