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Oversized Paperback. Condizione: Fine. Excellent, uncreased condition. Inscribed/signed by Paula Winokur, otherwise unmarked.

Softcover. Condizione: Fine. 1st Edition. Born (1937) in Tashkent Tair A. Tairov, professor of international law is well informed of the traditional way of life in Central Asia. He was fre- quently commuting between Tashkent and Moscow where he had to prepare and convene a number of international conferences and seminars with European NGOs, parliamentarians and research community on security issues, nuclear arms control and political changes in the USSR - Russia. He worked in the years 1979-1986 for the World Peace Council in Helsinki. Following the break up of the Soviet Union he returned home and directed his activities to ikats and embroideries from Bukhara, Shahrisyabz, Nurata, Samarkand, Tashkent and Fergana. In 2004 his unique ikat collection was shown in the Design Museum in Helsinki and about 300 pieces of his embroidery collection - also illustrated in this catalogue - in 2007. Text in English. 160 pp.…

2006, original halcloth with dustjacket, 270 pp., dustjacket minimally worn along the edges, with one closed tear, paperflaw first free endpaper else a fine copy.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Released alongside an exhibition of the same name, held at Designmuseo Helsinki in 2008. This book exhibits Kukkapuro's most influential designs and the important moments of his career. Text in English. 198 pp.

Founded in 1873, the Arabia factory grew to become one of EuropeÆs leading manufacturers of modern utility and art ceramics by the middle of the 20th century. In Arabia, Ceramics, Art, Industry, the contributors have placed a particular emphasis on design-related issues. The introductory chapter by Elise Kovanen gives an overview of the Arabia factory and its achievements over the years. Helena Lepp?nen presents a great deal of hitherto unpublished information on the working methods, techniques, and models of the Arabia decoration department, while Marjut Kumela describes the history of Arabia tableware services from the Asian-influenced revived styles of the 1870s to the incipient modernism of the 1930s and the new challenges brought about by the Second World War. Susanna Vakkari continues the narrative by discussing the design of utilitarian objects from the final breakthrough of modernism to products of the present day. Susann Vihma and Tapio Yli-Viikari analyze the design philosophy of Kaj Franck, who was an important artistic director at Arabia, with particular reference to Kilta and Teema, his best-known tableware services. Marianne Aav explores the output of the Arabia Art Department and its significance for the factory?s image. Each chapter is complemented by illustrations of works by Arabia?s designers. This book includes the Arabia Factory Marks., English, Year2009, Illust. B/W167, Illust. Color218, ISBN 9789529878628, Code 7083. Clothbound with Jacket, In Pristine Condition, Index. Bibl. Pages 316, Size 11öx 9ö.…