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Klimt CollectionHan Feng for Neue NOWWiener Werkstätte Grünfink textile patterndesigned 1910 by Lotte Frömel-Fochler100% silk charmeuseFeatures two discreet pockets20 x 84 in. Han Feng is a creative force known for her fashion accessories, ready-to-wear clothing line, and stage costumes. Based in New York and Shanghai, she continues to push the line between art and design. A highly refined aesthetic informs every element of her work. LIMITED QUANTITIES / WHILE SUPPLIES LASTOriginal price $292, now $240 SAVE MORE WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT FINAL SALE /NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS

Han Feng Grünfink Shawl

Klimt CollectionHan Feng for Neue NOWWiener Werkstätte textile pattern MaikäferDesigned 1910100% silk charmeuseFeatures two discreet pockets20 x 84 in. Han Feng is a creative force known for her fashion accessories, ready-to-wear clothing line, and stage costumes. Based in New York and Shanghai, she continues to push the line between art and design. A highly refined aesthetic informs every element of her work. SALE / SAVE 40%LIMITED QUANTITIES / WHILE SUPPLIES LASTOriginal price $292, now 240 SAVE MORE WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT FINAL SALE /NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS

Han Feng Maikäfer Shawl

Han Feng for Neue NOWWiener Werkstätte textile pattern ca. 1910100% silk charmeuseFeatures two discreet pockets 20 x 84 in. Han Feng is a creative force known for her fashion accessories, ready-to-wear clothing line, and stage costumes. Based in New York and Shanghai, she continues to push the line between art and design. A highly refined aesthetic informs every element of her work. LIMITED QUANTITIES / WHILE SUPPLIES LASTOriginal price $292, now $240 SAVE MORE WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT FINAL SALE /NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS

Wiener Carré Shawl

Han Feng for Neue NOWLinden green or chocolate brown Austrian LodenTwo front pockets with woven leather buttonsStrap with chrome harness clip Removable cotton lining in Josef Hoffmann Riva pattern, designed 1910-13Exterior: 100% Merino woolLining: 100% cottonL. 8 x H. 8 x W. 6 in.Strap 21 in.

Han Feng Hip Satchel

Karl SedelmayerDesigned 1810Produced by First Edition Hand-crafted in sterling silverLimited and numbered editionH. 4 in.D. 1 ½ in. Karl Sedelmayer (1766-1840) was born in Vienna and trained as a silversmith under various masters. He was awarded a license to open his own workshop at the remarkably young age of twenty-one. As were nearly all master silversmiths of his time, Sedelmayer was an artist, designer, and craftsman. His work was particularly sensitive and reflected the atmosphere of fundamental change and enlightenment of his time. The charm of this shaker stems from its precisely calculated geometrical form, all superfluous decorative elements have been omitted. First Edition produces the classic designs of 19th-century Viennese silversmiths, using the original techniques pioneered by Biedermeier master craftsmen. The company has the privileged access and knowledge to ensure that all First Edition Objects remain faithful to the originals. SALE LIMITED QUANTITIES / WHILE SUPPLIES LASTwas $1,160, now $860 SAVE MORE WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT

Biedermeier Sterling Silver Shaker

Designer unknown Vienna, 1819 Produced by First Edition Hand-crafted in sterling silver Numbered and limited edition L. 9 x W. 4 in. The softly flowing lines of this wonderful little tray are characteristic of Biedermeier design. Its subtly streamlined edges enable the tray to sit perfectly in the hand. It was most likely originally designed to hold visitor cards. Its balanced proportions are those of timeless elegance and noblesse. SALE / SAVE 25%LIMITED QUANTITIES / WHILE SUPPLIES LASTOriginal price $1,300, now $975 SAVE MORE WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT FINAL SALE /NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS

Biedermeier Sterling Silver Tray

Produced by R. Horn's Vienna Hand-sewn shark and crocodileAvailable in select colors 2 x ½ in. SALE / SAVE 40%LIMITED QUANTITIES / WHILE SUPPLIES LASTShark: original price $85, now $51Crocodile: original price $200, now $120 SAVE MORE WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT FINAL SALE /NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS

R. Horn Flash Drive Case

Dagobert Peche, designed 1922Named after the legendary birthplace of Aphrodite, goddess of love, beauty, and pleasure70% cashmere / 30% silkDouble-sided with hand-rolled edges50 x 50 in. Presented in a Linden Branch furoshiki for elegant gifting and storage

Cythera Shawl

Original Price: $55.00 UP TO 20% ADDITIONAL SAVINGS FOR MEMBERS By Graham Bader"Poisoned Abstraction is the account of Schwitters for our moment. Its comprehensiveness does justice to the complexity of his art and critically expands our understanding of Schwitters himself."—Bibiana Obler, George Washington University"A fascinating analysis of Kurt Schwitters's body of work. Graham Bader successfully makes sense of Schwitters's often puzzling art, its evolution, and its meaning in a context that shifted dramatically between the two world wars."—Andrés Mario Zervigón, author of John Heartfield and the Agitated Image: Photography, Persuasion, and the Rise of Avant-Garde Photomontage“Graham Bader's elegant study explores key aspects of Kurt Schwitters's practice, testing the artist’s relay between art and life. In exploring how Schwitters's works, made from the shards of a devastated modern landscape, create meaning and value, Bader is a thoughtful and probing guide.”—Leah Dickerman, Museum of Modern ArtA definitive resource, full of fresh insights and new revelations, on one of the most influential interwar artists This richly illustrated book offers a definitive new assessment of the oeuvre of Kurt Schwitters (1887–1948), a central figure of the interwar European avant-garde. Active as an artist, designer, publisher, performer, critic, poet, and playwright, Schwitters is best known for intimately scaled, materially rich collages and assemblages made from found objects—often refuse—that the artist described as having lost all contact with their role and history in the world at large. But as Graham Bader explores, such simple separation of art from life is precisely what Schwitters's "poisoned abstraction" calls into question. Considering works reaching from Schwitters’s earliest collage-based pieces of 1918–19, through his 1920s advertising designs, to his seminal environmental installation the Merzbau, Bader carefully unpacks the meaning behind such projects and sheds new light on the tumultuous historical conditions in which they were made. In the process, he reveals a new Schwitters—aesthetically committed and politically astute—for our time. This authoritative account reframes our understanding of Schwitters’s multifaceted artistic practice and explores the complex entwinement of art, politics, and history in the modern period. Hardcover240 pagesYale University Press, 20219.5 x 11 inchesISBN 9780300257083Artist Monograph, Art History

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Han Feng Grünfink Shawl

Han Feng Maikäfer Shawl

Wiener Carré Shawl

Han Feng Hip Satchel

Biedermeier Sterling Silver Shaker

Biedermeier Sterling Silver Tray

R. Horn Flash Drive Case

Cythera Shawl

Poisoned Abstraction: Kurt Schwitters between Revolution and Exile

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Han Feng Grünfink Shawl

Han Feng Maikäfer Shawl

Wiener Carré Shawl

Han Feng Hip Satchel

Biedermeier Sterling Silver Shaker

Biedermeier Sterling Silver Tray

R. Horn Flash Drive Case

Cythera Shawl

Poisoned Abstraction: Kurt Schwitters between Revolution and Exile

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