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Magnificent 19th Century FurnitureThe Historicism movement in art (1830 1920) was perhaps the most democratic of all. European furniture makers sought to recapture the magic and affluence displayed in early, highly stylized and aristocratic pieces of the Gothic, Rococo, Renaissance, Baroque, and Classicism periods but at a fraction of the cost. These artists brought a great deal to their reproductions, applying a contemporary practicality that resulted in pieces of crafty pomp,

and fascinating historical facts about the manufacturers

this popular phase of American decorative arts is put in its cultural context

he dared venture where only the big corporate brands had gone before

this educational book offers brief biographies and commentary on poet Lucille Clifton

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[AuthorName]By Michael Newton[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Michael Newton has published 254 books since 1977

They provide a previously unavailable look at how and where Noritake porcelains were made

Now recognized by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as the "home of the nation's oldest art colony

Maureen Reilly recently launched her own fashion-based business

[AuthorName]Eileen Rose Busby[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]About the Author: Eileen Busby taught business classes in England where her interest in history and antiques grew strong

In their first paranormal investigative mystery

published by Norman Joplin in 1993

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