Henning Koppel trained as a sculptor and began designing for Georg Jensen in 1946. His designs of expansive and beautiful shapes broke new ground at the manufactory.
Henning Koppel trained as a sculptor and began designing for Georg Jensen in 1946. His designs of expansive and beautiful shapes broke new ground at the manufactory.
Jensen began producing its flatware designs during the first decade of the twentieth century when Denmark was enjoying an economic boom.
Jensen began producing its flatware designs during the first decade of the twentieth century when Denmark was enjoying an economic boom.
Johan Rhode’s silver designs of the early twentieth century are famed for their restraint, rejecting ornamentation in favour of simple forms that rely upon the material and the object’s function…
Johan Rhode’s silver designs of the early twentieth century are famed for their restraint, rejecting ornamentation in favour of simple forms that rely upon the material and the object’s function…
Since 1994, Top Arts has showcased talented young artists at the National Gallery of Victoria.
In 1999, J. G. P. Delaney’s biography of Glyn Philpot used the ‘H’ word for the first time in writings on this prominent British portraitist, and religious and genre painter
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Henning Koppel trained in drawing, watercolours and sculpture.
Henning Koppel trained in drawing, watercolours and sculpture.
Count Sigvard Bernadotte of Wisborg was the second son of King Gustav VI Adolf of Sweden.
Count Sigvard Bernadotte of Wisborg was the second son of King Gustav VI Adolf of Sweden.
For many, the streamlined aesthetic of Nordic design, with its functional yet humanist qualities, epitomises twentieth-century modernism.
From Henning Koppel’s iconic silver Fish dish for Georg Jensen to the egalitarian designs of Finnish clothing company Marimekko, the timeless and classic beauty of Scandinavian design will be celebrated…
From Henning Koppel’s iconic silver Fish dish for Georg Jensen to the egalitarian designs of Finnish clothing company Marimekko, the timeless and classic beauty of Scandinavian design will be celebrated…