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In the fourteenth century, garish ornaments, bright colors, gilt, and military effects helped usher in the age of fashion in Italy. Over a short span of years important matters began to turn on the cut of a sleeve. Fashion influenced consumption and provided a stimulus that drove demand for goods and turned wealthy townspeople into enthusiastic consumers. Making wise decisions about the alarmingly expensive goods that composed a fashionable wardrobe became a matter of pressing concern, especially when the market caught on and became awash in cheaper editions of luxury wares.Focusing on the luxury trade in fashionable wear and accessories in Venice, Florence, and other towns in Italy, Gilding the Market investigates a major shift in patterns of consumption at the height of medieval prosperity, which, more remarkably, continued through the subsequent era of plague, return of plague, and increased warfare. A fine sensitivity to the demands of "le pompe," that is, the public display of private wealth, infected town life. The quest for luxuries affected markets by enlarging exchange activity and encouraging retail trades. As both consumers and tradesmen, local goldsmiths, long-distance traders, bankers, and money changers played important roles in creating this new age of fashion.In response to a greater public display of luxury goods, civic sumptuary laws were written to curb spending and extreme fashion, but these were aimed at women, youth, and children, leaving townsmen largely unrestricted in their consumption. With erudition, grace, and an evocative selection of illustrations, some reproduced in full color, Susan Mosher Stuard explores the arrival of fashion in European history.

The Lyman .30 Caliber Gas Check Gilding Metal Cup (Pack of 1000) is designed for high performance cast bullets. This Crimp-on design gilding metal cup fits cast bullet base and protect it from hot powder gases. Easily seated during bullet sizing, the gas checks also permit higher velocities.

The Lyman .375 Gas Check Gilding Metal Cup (Pack of 1000) fits the cast bullet base and protect it from hot powder gases. This crimp-on design gilding cup easily seated during bullet sizing, the gas check also permit higher velocities.

You can enhance your shooting experience with the Lyman .32 (8mm) Gas Check Gilding Metal Cup, available in a convenient pack of 1000. These high-quality, durable gas checks are meticulously designed for high-performance cast bullets, offering reliable and sturdy protection for your bullet base against hot powder gases. Crafted from robust gilding metal, these .32 (8mm) gas checks are not only long-lasting but also ensure optimal performance of your firearm. The crimp-on design ensures a snug fit on the cast bullet base, providing an added layer of safety and efficiency. These gas checks are easily seated during bullet sizing, allowing for a seamless and hassle-free installation process. Moreover, they facilitate higher velocities, enhancing the overall performance of your firearm. Ideal for those seeking a cost-effective solution for large quantities, this pack of 1000 gas checks is a smart choice for both amateur and professional shooters. Whether you're a shooting enthusiast or a professional, the Lyman .32 (8mm) Gas Check Gilding Metal Cup is a reliable accessory that helps maintain your firearm's safety and efficiency.

The Lyman .22 Caliber Gas Checks Gilding Metal Cups (Box of 1000) fit the cast bullet base and protect it from hot powder gases. Easily seated during bullet sizing, the gas checks also permit higher velocities. It features crimp-on design.

Enhance your bullet casting process with the Lyman .35 (.38 Spl. & .357) Gas Check Gilding Metal Cup, available in a convenient pack of 1000. Expertly designed to fit the base of your cast bullet, this high-quality gilding metal cup provides optimal protection against hot powder gases, ensuring the longevity and performance of your ammunition. The crimp-on design of this .35 caliber gas check is engineered for easy seating during bullet sizing, streamlining your reloading process. Moreover, the gas check's unique design allows for higher velocities, making it an essential component for any serious shooter or hobbyist. Whether you're a professional marksman or a recreational shooter, the Lyman .35 (.38 Spl. & .357) Gas Check Gilding Metal Cup is a reliable choice for enhancing your bullet casting and reloading experience.

Gilding the Lilies Factums - LP 613505293022

National Museum of Singapore's first exhibit of Peranakan (Chinese in the Malay Peninsula) curated by owner and author Edmond Chin.

A detailed instruction book for amateurs interested in repairing and restoring old gilded pieces or recreating an antique finish.

All the techniques of this ancient beautiful art--such as water gilding, oil gilding, using liquid leaf and creative special finishes--are fully explained, with 40 stunning projects clearly instructed step-by-step. Authoritative text is backed up by gorgeous finished photos, creating a book that is both a valuable practical reference and a stunning visual guide to this wonderful art. Includes over 300 color photos.

This comprehensive practical course on gilding with gold, silver and metals presents a contemporary and imaginative approach to a traditional craft, with dazzling ideas for using leaf, liquid, powders and pastes, all shown in 300 how-to photographs.

A green-fingered gardener, Amy Stewart has always delighted in the sight of freshly cut flowers, but she grew increasingly curious and uneasy about the journey those flowers take to reach her bouquet. In Gilding the Lily Stewart introduces us to the people, places and plants that make up this multi-million pound industry, from a lily grower in the American Northwest, to the rose fields of Ecuador and the tulip greenhouses in Holland. Gilding the Lily is a page-turning enquiry into the controversial practices that lie behind each bloom, including the treatment of the workers in the fields and greenhouses, the issue of patenting and the use of pesticides, and the financial forces that drive the quest for the "perfect" flower. It is also a wonderful story about the romance and the reality of growing and cultivating flowers.

In the fourteenth century, garish ornaments, bright colors, gilt, and military effects helped usher in the age of fashion in Italy. Over a short span of years important matters began to turn on the cut of a sleeve. Fashion influenced consumption and provided a stimulus that drove demand for goods and turned wealthy townspeople into enthusiastic consumers. Making wise decisions about the alarmingly expensive goods that composed a fashionable wardrobe became a matter of pressing concern, especially when the market caught on and became awash in cheaper editions of luxury wares.Focusing on the luxury trade in fashionable wear and accessories in Venice, Florence, and other towns in Italy, Gilding the Market investigates a major shift in patterns of consumption at the height of medieval prosperity, which, more remarkably, continued through the subsequent era of plague, return of plague, and increased warfare. A fine sensitivity to the demands of "le pompe," that is, the public display of private wealth, infected town life. The quest for luxuries affected markets by enlarging exchange activity and encouraging retail trades. As both consumers and tradesmen, local goldsmiths, long-distance traders, bankers, and money changers played important roles in creating this new age of fashion.In response to a greater public display of luxury goods, civic sumptuary laws were written to curb spending and extreme fashion, but these were aimed at women, youth, and children, leaving townsmen largely unrestricted in their consumption. With erudition, grace, and an evocative selection of illustrations, some reproduced in full color, Susan Mosher Stuard explores the arrival of fashion in European history.

Descriptions and explanations of the materials, equipment and traditional, professional methods of oil and water gilding are clearly set out in a manner that can be understood both by craftsmen and those who wish to understand and apply these methods today.

Descriptions and explanations of the materials, equipment and traditional, professional methods of oil and water gilding are clearly set out in a manner that can be understood both by craftsmen and those who wish to understand and apply these methods today.

Descriptions and explanations of the materials, equipment and traditional, professional methods of oil and water gilding are clearly set out in a manner that can be understood both by craftsmen and those who wish to understand and apply these methods today.

Glossy color pictorial boards with the title printed in white down a yellow spine. The free and pasted end pages are a heavy gray paper. Pages: (9), 10-295, (1). Profusely illustrated with full-color images. Text is in French and in English.

Second edition; revised, with the addition of color plates and new information on ancient Egyptian Papyrus gilding. The Gilded Page traces the history of gilding from ancient Egypt and Babylon through Rome, the Near East, Mediæval and Renaissance Europe, and finally into the modern day studio. This is a must-have book for book artists and illuminators, explaining in detail the historical and modern techniques of manuscript gilding, along with recipes and helpful hints. Learn step-by-step methods of applying and burnishing gold, described in a sensible and easy-to-understand way. Learn about the tools, methods, and materials employed in flat, raised, and pattern gilding for manuscripts and paintings, along with historical mordants such as Gesso Sottile, Gum Ammoniac, Gum Arabic, and Garlic Juice; and modern mordants such as Acrylic Gesso and White Glue. This work is the most complete source available for detailed information on this ancient, obscure, and highly-prized craft. The Gilded Page is a valuable resource for conservationists and historians, as well as any artists interested in this ancient art form. Kathleen Whitley is formally trained as an artist, and has received international recognition for her artwork. Her research into gilding and illumination was primarily due to her personal interest in historical methods and techniques. She currently lives in New England with her husband and their three cats. Sales rights: Worldwide except in the UK; available in the UK from the British Library.

The only NIV Bible with a printed hand-painted cover design and beautiful art hidden in the page edgesExquisite from the inside out, the NIV Artisan Collection Bible stuns with its printed cover design showcasing hand-painted flair. When the Bible is opened, beautiful art appears on the page edges as you read through Scripture. When you close the Bible, the image vanishes into shimmery foil gilding. In addition to the attractive typesetting, each page of this Bible has lightly ruled, wide margins, inviting you to journal, reflect, take notes, and create art. As you start reading, let your eyes relax as you take in more of God’s Word with the exclusive Zondervan NIV Comfort Print® typeface, carefully designed with custom fonts to be enjoyable and easy to read. Cover art for these beautiful journaling Bibles was created by Edna Marie Esparra, the founder of the Bible painting ministry Everlasting Words Designs. A former industrial engineer, she quickly changed paths and discovered her true passion when a friend asked her to custom paint a Bible cover. Creating personal and inspirational artwork that glorified God turned into a new journey for her life and career. An avid lover of flowers, landscape views, writing, and music, you can find Edna sitting in her home studio painting fields of wild flowers and hand lettering while she listens to her newest playlist. She resides in Puerto Rico with her husband and two adorable dogs.Features:Complete text of the accurate, readable, and clear New International Version (NIV)Stunning, hand-painted cover design printed on soft, durable clothHidden page edge design is fully revealed when pages are fanned openSparkling foil edge gilding when closedLined, wide margins for journals, notes, and artWords of Jesus in redTwo ribbon markersExclusive Zondervan NIV Comfort Print® typeface9.9-point print size

The only NIV Bible with a printed hand-painted cover design and beautiful art hidden in the page edgesExquisite from the inside out, the NIV Artisan Collection Bible stuns with its printed cover design showcasing hand-painted flair. When the Bible is opened, beautiful art appears on the page edges as you read through Scripture. When you close the Bible, the image vanishes into shimmery foil gilding. In addition to the attractive typesetting, each page of this Bible has lightly ruled, wide margins, inviting you to journal, reflect, take notes, and create art. As you start reading, let your eyes relax as you take in more of God’s Word with the exclusive Zondervan NIV Comfort Print® typeface, carefully designed with custom fonts to be enjoyable and easy to read. Cover art for these beautiful journaling Bibles was created by Edna Marie Esparra, the founder of the Bible painting ministry Everlasting Words Designs. A former industrial engineer, she quickly changed paths and discovered her true passion when a friend asked her to custom paint a Bible cover. Creating personal and inspirational artwork that glorified God turned into a new journey for her life and career. An avid lover of flowers, landscape views, writing, and music, you can find Edna sitting in her home studio painting fields of wild flowers and hand lettering while she listens to her newest playlist. She resides in Puerto Rico with her husband and two adorable dogs.Features:Complete text of the accurate, readable, and clear New International Version (NIV)Stunning, hand-painted cover design printed on soft, durable clothHidden page edge design is fully revealed when pages are fanned openSparkling foil edge gilding when closedLined, wide margins for journals, notes, and artWords of Jesus in redTwo ribbon markersExclusive Zondervan NIV Comfort Print® typeface9.9-point print size