EDITOR'S REVIEW
- David Webb, an iconic and highly collectible American jeweller who lived from 1925 to 1975, is celebrated for his exceptional work
- In 1963, Webb authored a manifesto titled "Why Not Hang Gems?", a single published article, expressing his belief that jewellery, though intensely personal, should be regarded as a magnificent art form
- Webb's manifesto potentially played a role in inspiring museums to start collecting jewellery as an art form
- Art served as a significant source of inspiration for David Webb, influencing his creative process and designs
- Peltason's book offers a richly illustrated exploration of David Webb's life and work, shedding light on his unique perspective on jewellery as an art form
- Published by Rizzoli