âLike oneâs reputation, sterling silver requires vigilance, lest they both tarnish and lose their luster,â writes Murray Moss in the new monograph âGeorg Jensen: Reflectionsâ (Rizzoli New York, $85). Mr. Moss, the design curator and consultant, leaves behind the well-trod path of history and instead explores what makes people want to care for the 110-year-old Danish companyâs wares.
These range from the intricate nature-inspired forms of Jensenâs own designs to the pop provocation of Verner Pantonâs âcrumpledâ 1988 dish. Describing jewelry by the midcentury designer Vivianna Torun BĂŒlow-HĂŒbe, Mr. Moss writes, âEver so thin, subtle, slithery and sensuous, the silver looked light and fresh, like a blade of grass or a piece of string.â
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