Glass of the Avant Garde

From the collection of MM Tremonto Paris.

A richly illustrated study of experimental glass design in the early twentieth century, tracing the evolution of modern glass from the decorative innovations of the Vienna Secession to the radical functionalism of the Bauhaus. Featuring work by influential artists and designers, the book explores how abstraction, new production methods, and modernist ideals transformed glass into a vital medium of avant-garde design.