Books published by Arnoldsche

With large-format colour illustrations and knowledgeable articles, this book offers a comprehensive view of the current state of international photography - a treasure house of discoveries.

With 160 works by artists from Northern Europe, this publication considers the significance, strategies and trends of Nordic art jewellery in the early twenty-first century.

This publication illuminates the various aspects of the work of the German glass artist Florian Lechner, comprising architecture, sculptural objects and performances.

Hidden treasures meet highlights of the collections of the GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts Leipzig.

Published to mark the occasion of the donation of the private Swiss Graber collections to the Kunsthaus Zug, and the resultant exhibition, included are a number of previously unpublished works by the three internationally renowned Swiss artists.

This publication, accompanying the 17th Silver Triennial International, presents the current trends in the silversmithing scene.

A book with Japanese binding about the extraordinary jewellery works by Ulo Florack, which display humour, wit and critical powers of observation.

A reflective book about international contemporary art jewellery that aims to open up new points of view about what art jewellery is or can be.

A lavishly illustrated overview of developments and trends especially in German in studio pottery since the mid-20th century.

The publication is dedicated to the constructive side of the development of fashion, whereby the theme of Out of Order is combined with the concept of dissonance as a creative formula.

This publication presents the unique work of Elisabeth Jesus Defner- jewelery in a previously unknown style: a unity of man, nature and cosmos.

Light weight, coupled with hardness and elasticity, makes much of the imaginable possible. (Georg Dobler) Steel, the Cinderella of common metals, freshly interpreted.

Presents designers and their creations from the fashion department at Cairo's Helwan University.

A key, a safety pin, a balloon, a propeller, a voltmeter - these unexpected objects in art jewellery rewrite the world of the Norwegian jewellery engineer Sigurd Bronger.

Bernhard Huber creates abstract paintings in glass in large formats that shift on multiple planes between transparency, reflection and opacity.

Since the Goldsmithing and Watch-making School in Pforzheim was founded in 1988, it has earned a deserved reputation as being state-of-the-art in training future makers of jewelry and tableware.

Spans the oeuvre of the Berlin jewelry artist from the early 1980s to the present. A breath-taking journey from geometrical forms to casts from nature, from stone to his current work, which unite the entire creative work of the artist in a grand symbiosis.

A monograph focusing on the work produced in the last decade by this French Grand Master of ceramics. Text in English, French and German.