decorative arts
Zoo Party: Produced by the New York District Chapter, American Institute of Interior Designers to Benefit the Cooper Union Museum Acquisition Fund: Thursday, May 16, 1968, Central Park Zooanimals, decorative arts, Central Park Zoo, zoos |
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Porcelain in the Collection of Cooper-Hewitt MuseumPublication design: Lorraine Wild Porcelain, ceramics, decorative arts, permanent collection |
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Glass in the Collection of the Cooper-Hewitt MuseumPublication design: Heidi Humphrey Glass, decorative arts, permanent collection, ch:exhibition=35350475 |
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Silver in the Collection of the Cooper-Hewitt MuseumPublication design: Heidi Humphrey silver, silverwork, metal, decorative arts, artisans, permanent collection, ch:exhibition=35350781 |
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Columns in the Collection of the Cooper-Hewitt Museumcolumns, Architecture, drawings, prints, decorative arts, permanent collection, ch:exhibition=35350415 |
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The Cooper-Hewitt Collection: PorcelainAn inaugural exhibition of seventy-five items from the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum’s permanent porcelain collection. The exhibition traces the development of porcelain from the China's Tang Dynasty (618-906 AD) to eighteenth-century Europe. German, French, Italian, Austrian, and English pieces are shown along with histories of the techniques utilized by each of the factories. Porcelain, ceramics, decorative arts, permanent collection |
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The Cooper-Hewitt Collection: GlassThese pieces from the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum’s permanent collection depict innovations in glass design and fabrication through the centuries—from some of the earliest Roman-Syrian glass made in the first to the fourth centuries AD to the thin-walled glass produced by the Lobmeyr factory in Vienna in the 20th century. Glass, decorative arts, permanent collection, ch:exhibition=35350475 |
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The Cooper-Hewitt Collection: SilverThis exhibition showcases the Cooper-Hewitt Museum’s permanent historic silver collection. Featured in the exhibition are a seventeenth-century Augsburg German charger, a mid-eighteenth-century French candelabra, and three centuries of English silver—including a tea urn by Thomas Heming, the royal goldsmith to King George III. silver, silverwork, metal, decorative arts, artisans, permanent collection, exhibitions, ch:exhibition=35350781 |
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The Column: Structure and OrnamentColumns are shown in drawings, prints, rare books, photographs, wallpapers, textiles, and decorative objects from the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum’s permanent collection. Tuscan, Ionic, Doric, and Corinthian columns have been used by architects for structural support as well as decoration through the ages, dating to the fourth century B.C. Napoleon’s column in the Place Vendôme, Nelson’s column in Trafalger Square in London, and contemporary uses of this structure are included in the exhibition. columns, Architecture, drawings, prints, rare books, wallpaper, textiles, decorative arts, permanent collection, exhibitions, ch:exhibition=35350415 |
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Berlin 1900–1933: Architecture and DesignThe architecture, industrial design, graphic design, and decorative arts of Berlin, created between 1900 and 1933, are on display. Objects include handmade silver, textiles, inexpensive colorful household ceramics, Peter Behrens's electrical appliances for Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft (AEG), Jugendstil glass, porcelain by Marguerite Friedlaender Wildenhain, tubular steel furniture by Marcel Breuer and Mart Stam, and architectural drawings by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Berlin, 20th century, Architecture, Industrial Design, graphic design, decorative arts, silver, textiles, ceramics, Porcelain, Glass, furniture, drawings, exhibitions, ch:exhibition=35350017 |
