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BOOKS BLACKSMITHING - DECORATIVE & SCULPTURAL BK933 Ironwork: Dynamic Details, Meilach 160 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Hardcover) An exceptional insight into organic styled ironwork created by today’s artist-blacksmiths. Photographs display details of flowers, grape clusters, leaves, small and large animals that attest to the blacksmith’s role as a sculptor. There are amazing scrolls, folds, twists, textures, and weaves not normally associated with the hard material. She shows how focusing on the iron details of flowers, leaves, and amazing critters makes ordinary fences, gates, and chandeliers extraordinary. Functional joints become beautiful elements on items we use daily. 251 photos. This was Dona’s final book. We will all miss her! BK931 Ironwork Today; Inside & Out, Meilach 256 pages, 11 x 8-1/2 (Hardcover) The color photographs highlight objects for indoor and outdoor use, including fences, railings, gates, doors, sculpture, furniture, lighting fixtures, candleholders, and more. Some are truly “modern” in style while others are inspired by historical references, such as Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Craftsman, and Victorian styles. Here is an exciting foray into the world of the artist-blacksmith. 482 photos and illustrations. BK805 Ironwork Today 2, Snyder 256 pages, 11 x 8-1/2 (Hardcover) Hundreds of beautiful color photos display the varied, impressive iron artwork from today’s artist-blacksmiths. See a variety of styles, from Modern to Victorian, in original works for homes, offices, and public spaces. This metal art ranges in scope from massive public monuments to small, everyday objects and includes sculpture, gates, railings, furniture, lighting fixtures ranging from chandeliers to lamps and candleholders, doors, locks, and more. Concise text introduces each artist and their work. This book is the second in a series pioneered by the late Dona Meilach and provides readers familiar with her work with a new look at some of the artists they have come to know as well as an introduction to artists not previously known. This book will quickly become a prized possession, critical reference, and inspiration for homeowners, designers, artists, and blacksmiths alike. 500 Color Photos. BK821 Ironwork Today 3: Inside and Out, Snyder 256 Pages, 11 x 8-1/2 (Hardcover) Over 450 vivid color photos provide a sweeping overview of the amazing range of iron artwork being created by 82 of today’s artist-blacksmiths. These works in metal are found in public spaces, offices, and homes. They vary in size from small, everyday objects to staggering public monuments. The pieces, discussed by the artists who made them, include sculpture, gates, railings, furniture, lighting fixtures, doors, locks, and much more. This book, the third in an ongoing series, has artwork arranged by the artist alphabetically, rather than in categories. This allows readers to see the full scope of each artist’s work together on adjoining pages. Here readers will find some artists whose work they have seen in other books in this series; others they are meeting for the first time. This book will be a prized reference guide and source of inspiration for homeowners, designers, artists, and blacksmiths as a fascinating snapshot of current trends in this dynamic, growing field of artistic endeavor. Over 460 color photos. BK828 Italian Ironwork Medieval: Renaissance: Baroque: Neo Classical 112 Pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Hardcover) Italian ironwork from Roman times, through Medieval centuries, and up to Neo Classical designs of the early nineteenth century comprise this collection of 100 photographs from Italian sources. They depict trellises, grilles, gates, fencing, household lighting, fireplace accoutrements, and door hardware that will inspire today’s designers. Their origins in hill towns of Italy are recorded for many images. This is authentic ironwork for contractors, decorators, and homeowners to enjoy. 100 B/W images. BK713 Leben und Arbeiten am Wasser, Immenstadt, Hephaistos 65 pages, 8 1/4 x 7 3/4 (Softcover) This is “the magazine” to the European sculptors and designers and covers their exhibitions. This exhibition was in Immenstadt in the Allgäu in 2002. The cover shows a large metal sculpture depicting life positively as an echo on the water. With an abundance of outstanding photos of all issued work, detailed information on material and technology as well as detailed portrait of all involved metal designers. It delivers a colorful kaleidoscope of the styles with representatives of all generations. Full color. BK217 Life Force at the Anvil: The Blacksmith’s Art from Africa, Joyce 32 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Softcover) This book depicts over 50 unique pieces of African forged metal work that was shown at the University of North Carolina exhibition during summer of 1998. This is a well-illustrated book covering dimensions, composition and history, as well as a listing of exhibitors represented. BK88 Lives Shaped by Steel, Zastrow 240 pages, 11 x 8-1/2 (Softcover) Spending time with over 40 outdoor metal artists, Nancy visits well-established smiths such as Nole Putnam and Randy McDaniel, as well as those less we-know, and talks about their art, inspiration, and the challenges in doing outdoor metal work. Traveling the East Coast from New England to Florida, Nancy shares that indefinable magic the artists add to their sites and makes the reader smile. She focuses on how ironwork can actually enhance the environment by being a part of it! Over 400 wonderful color photographs. 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BK808 Masterpieces of 18th Century French Ironwork, Contet 176 pages, 9-3/8 x 12-1/4 (Softcover) This magnificent display of all 166 plates from an extremely rare set of portfolios depicts scores of examples of the ironworker’s art, among them beautiful gates, balustrades, balcony railings, window grilles, church screens, and lantern holders. A superb collection of royalty-free images for use by designers, architecture enthusiasts, and lovers of antiques. Unabridged reprint of Documents de Ferronnerie Ancienne de la Seconde Moitie du XVI-II Siecle, Series 1-4. Originally published by F. Contet, Paris, 1908-12. BK8 The Mediterranean House in America, Bricker and Nogai 240 pages, 9-3/4 x 11-3/4 (Hardcover) Inspired by the romance of Italian villas, Spanish farmhouses, and Moorish courtyards, the Mediterranean Revival style became an archetype for sophisticated suburban homes throughout America in the early 20th century. The characteristic white stucco house, roofed with terra-cotta and ornamented with ironwork, decorative tiles, and fountains, remains the dominant style for new residences in California, the Southwest, and Florida. The Mediterranean house’s longevity is rooted in an overall simplicity and an emphasis on the outdoors. Its central courtyard, terraces, and loggias provide a fluidity between interiors and exteriors equally prized by the architects of ancient Pompeii and groundbreaking modernists. Provides the first comprehensive survey of this popular style, beautifully illustrated in full-color photographs by Juergen Nogai, archival photos, and drawings. Over 200 color photos. Metall Design International Books are the yearbook of Hephaistos. They are a praiseworthy annual project photographically documenting the work of several different master blacksmiths from around the world. Each annual has a brief biography of the smiths and a large number of beautiful photographs of their work. They contain hundreds of high-quality photos. Text in German and English. BOOKS BLACKSMITHING - DECORATIVE & SCULPTURAL BK172 Metall Design International, 1999, Elgass 231 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover) This is the first publication in the series and has numerous examples of modern metal design. This edition features 8 masters of the trade: Gustafsson (Sweden), Huber (Austria), Komine (Japan), Friedrich (Switzerland), Meloun (Czech Republic) and Vogel, Nusser and Peters (Germany). BK174 Metall Design International, 2000, Elgass 231 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover) In this edition, some of the best show their best work. Included are: Manfred Bredhol, Tom Joyce, Hans Tritscher, Alfred Bullemann, Klaus Dommers, Vladamir Sokhonevitch, Giovani Zepieri, and Paul Zimmerman. BK577 Metall Design International, 2001, Elgass 231 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover) This edition of Metal Design International tells about each artist and his work. Karel Bures, Gabriele Curtolo, Herman Gradinger, Achim Kuhn, Serge Marchal, Amdreas Rimkus, Anthony Robinson, and Karl Schlect. BK700 Metal Design International, 2002, Elgass 232 pages. 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover) This edition showcases the work of the following master smiths: Phil Johnson (Scotland), Risto Immonen Finland), Hans-Ueli Baumgartner (Switzerland), Helmut Brummer (Germany), Ulrich Schmied (Germany), Manfred Bergmeister (Germany), Simon Benetton (Italy). BK701 Metall Design International, 2003, Elgass 232 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover) This yearbook covers the works and biographies of 9 outstanding European metal artists with German with English translations. Peter Elgass opens with a commentary about modern design pirates patenting the ideas of others. Italian, Claudio Bottero’s original ideas and techniques with iron are presented in the annual. Claudio demonstrated stretching and upsetting techniques in bowls and sculptures after an interesting technique of first cutting patterns into plate. 531 photos. BK724 Metall Design International, 2004, Elgass 232 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover) This yearbook presents more forge-work and less metal design. Martin Breidenbach (D), H. and Y Ishikura (J), Paul Margetts (GB), Vladimir Markov (Rus), Daniel Miller (the USA), Brian Russell (GB), Arpad Safranek (D), Edda Sandstede (D). BK702 Metall Design International, 2005, Elgass 232 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover) Presents seven European Metalsmiths: Paul Elliot (Great Britain), Manfred Fattler and Dirk Hoeller (Germany), Willem Jonkers III. (the Netherlands) Vladimir Pulis (Slowakei), Hannes Turba (Austria) and Linas Lesciauskas (Litauen). BK762 Metall Design International, 2006, Elgass 232 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover) Metal designer John Medwedeff is featured and two exciting “new-comers”: Adam Stachowicz from Poland and Patrick Boutillier de Saint André from France. The family of the Austrian Herbert Gahr, of Bischofshofen with his sons Stefan and Robert; Peter Vögele, Peter Schmitz and more! BK778 Metall Design International, 2007, Elgass 231 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover) 500+ photos. The ninth issue presents the work Albert Paley, Terrence Clark, Michael Haase, Lothar Klute, Lars Larsson, January Odvarka, Brad Silberberg & Torsten Theel. Architects will appreciate this years publication since it has an architectural focus. We offer power hammers, treadle hammers, fly presses and their tooling. . . pages 74 - 79. Pieh Tool Company, Inc. 1-888-743-4866 105
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Page 105 and 106: BLACKSMITHING DECORATIVE & SCULPTUR
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