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Porzellan der KPM Berlin 1918-1988 Tim D. Gronert

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In seinem nach über zehnjähriger Forschungsarbeit soeben im Deutschen Kunstverlag erschienenen, dreibändigen Werk PORZELLAN DER KPM BERLIN 1918–1988 widmet sich Autor Tim D. Gronert in Wort und Bild ausführlich der modernen Berliner Porzellanproduktion in den siebzig Jahren zwischen 1918 und 1988 als die KPM offiziell „Staatliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin“ hieß. Die vorliegenden Bände behandeln „Geschichte, Künstler und Werke“ des ältesten noch produzierenden Unternehmens Berlins und schließen eine gewichtige Forschungslücke. > Ausgabe: 3 Prachtbände Hardcover, 24 x 30 cm, je mit Fadenheftung im Schuber, insgesamt 1.404 Seiten, ca. 2.000 Abbildungen > Verlag: Deutscher Kunstverlag (DKV); Auflage: 1 (23. März 2020) > Sprache: Deutsch

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob U. ★★★★★

Finally, a definitive reference on KPM Berlin's 20th-century porcelain that doesn't just scratch the surface. The three-volume format makes it easy to navigate the extensive archive of shapes, patterns, and marks. I've already used the detailed index to date a piece from the 1960s.

James ★★★★★

The sheer breadth of this three-volume set is stunning—I’ve only had time to skim the first volume, but the archival photos and detailed catalog entries already make it feel definitive. The pages are thick and well-bound, perfect for heavy reference use. A must for serious porcelain collectors.

Eli R. ★★★★★

After ten years of research, the depth here is staggering—each volume feels like a museum catalog but with real storytelling. The third volume’s coverage of the GDR era alone is worth the price, and the photo reproductions are sharp enough to study glaze details without a magnifying glass.