Description
Featuring texts by art historian Bérénice Geoffroy-Schneiter, jewelry historian Vivienne Becker, jewelry expert Joanna Hardy, and fashion editor André Leon Talley, Cartier Panthère chronicles the panther in art history, the evolution of Cartier panther jewels, the techniques involved in creating a Cartier panther jewel, the influence of the panther in fashion, design, and popular culture, and includes a chronology of 100 years of Cartier panther jewels.
- 300 pages
- 150 illustrations
- English language
- Released in July 2015
- W 11.02 x L 13.97 x D 2.08 in
- Linen hardcover in luxury slipcase
- ISBN: 9781614284284
- 9.0 lb
Description
Featuring texts by art historian Bérénice Geoffroy-Schneiter, jewelry historian Vivienne Becker, jewelry expert Joanna Hardy, and fashion editor André Leon Talley, Cartier Panthère chronicles the panther in art history, the evolution of Cartier panther jewels, the techniques involved in creating a Cartier panther jewel, the influence of the panther in fashion, design, and popular culture, and includes a chronology of 100 years of Cartier panther jewels.
- 300 pages
- 150 illustrations
- English language
- Released in July 2015
- W 11.02 x L 13.97 x D 2.08 in
- Linen hardcover in luxury slipcase
- ISBN: 9781614284284
- 9.0 lb
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