decorative art

But he's best known today for his influence in the decorative arts.

Both cover not only painting but also the decorative arts.

Soon he moved to the field of decorative art and has also worked as a painter.

Decorative art must first have utility but may also be beautiful.

In 1904, he enrolled at the School of decorative arts.

The new book adds many more women, and for the first time, decorative arts are included.

"For a while I was especially interested in the decorative arts," she said.

This was also a great period for the decorative arts in Britain.

"It's one of the fun areas in American decorative arts that has never been looked at," she said.

Today he is in charge of all the American decorative arts at the auction house.

"Very few museums were involved in the decorative arts then," she said.

He was also acting director of the institute's decorative arts department.

Chinese decorative arts are a lesson in history and style.

He focused mainly on decorative arts in his own research.

The museum's recent acquisitions in the decorative arts will also be on view there.

The Department also has a significant collection of fine and decorative arts in its inventory.

"It is going to stay because it's the most important period of decorative arts in decorating today."

South Jersey is known for its crafts and decorative arts.

She added that no one in the decorative arts department had the expertise to deal with it.

"Prices for decorative arts have held up during the recession," he said.

His goal was to secure the development of American decorative art and to open up a new profession for women.

He described the project as "this fairy story of modern decorative art".

Hand weaving was highly regard and taken up as a decorative art.

Even the decorative arts had a part to play in sustaining this image.

The decorative arts from all over have their place.