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Der Preis der SchönheitDie Wiener Werksttte, 1903 von Josef Hoffmann und Koloman Moser gegrndet, wurde zum Inbegriff der Markenbildung im Bereich der Kunst und des Kunsthandwerks im 20. Jahrhundert. Ihre ambivalente Geschichte zwischen wirtschaftlichem Desaster und kultureller Institutionalisierung erzhlt die aufwndig gestaltete Publikation anhand von teilweise erstmals publizierten historischen Abbildungen, Dokumenten und Originaltexten, ausgewhlt von den Experten des MAK
Die Wiener Werkstätte, 1903 von Josef Hoffmann und Koloman Moser gegründet, wurde zum Inbegriff der Markenbildung im Bereich der Kunst und des Kunsthandwerks im 20. Jahrhundert. Ihre ambivalente Geschichte zwischen wirtschaftlichem Desaster und kultureller Institutionalisierung erzählt die aufwändig gestaltete Publikation anhand von teilweise erstmals publizierten historischen Abbildungen, Dokumenten und Originaltexten, ausgewählt von den Experten des MAK (seit 1955 in Besitz des bedeutenden Archivs der Wiener Werkstätte). Diese reiche Materialsammlung wird begleitet von einer Zeitschiene, welche den künstlerischen, politischen, technischen und kulturellen Hintergrund jener Jahre in Erinnerung ruft. Herausragende Wiener-Werkstätte-Objekte aus den Bereichen Architektur, Möbel, Keramik, Glas, Bücher, Plakate, Postkarten, Teppiche, Schmuck, Mode und Grafik werden auf einer Vielzahl von ganzseitigen Abbildungen vorgestellt. Der Schwerpunkt aber liegt in der Darstellung des innovativen Gesamtkonzepts, durch das sich die Wiener Werkstätte rückblickend als eine der historischen Avantgarden der »Consumer Culture« etablierte: der Entwicklung einer bis zur letzten Konsequenz verfolgten Corporate Identity. (Englische Ausgabe ISBN 3-7757-1778-1) Mit eingelegtem, 28-seitigem Faksimile des Programms der Wiener Werkstätte von 1905. Ausstellung: MAK, Wien 10.12.2003-7.3.2004Shipping Notes
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Easy and Short Read
This book is well written and easy to understand. The content is relevant to everyone who is open minded. Worth reading.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026
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This message is so important!
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Highly recommend! Forgiveness is so important.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026
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Basic, Profound, and Thorough
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I'm a deliverance minister and walk people through forgiveness exercises on a regular basis because of the spiritual freedom that comes with forgiveness. This book is basic but very thorough and covers all the high-level points on the importance of forgiveness without getting into the weeds. Book is thin; not overwhelming to non-readers.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2025
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Excellent book!
This is the best book on forgiveness that I’ve ever read. Only read this if you are serious about working through unforgiveness and bitterness. I learned that it is okay to have boundaries and limitations, but first you must forgive.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2025
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Buy more than one! Shareable!
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This is a small book and a quick read, but don’t let that fool you. It’s packed with truths that will encourage the reader to forgive those that have wronged them. This book was required reading for a class I took. After reading it, I decided to buy several copies to give to friends.
What you’ll learn: When someone offends us we often feel we have a right to an apology, and perhaps we do. We might even want revenge. But what we don’t realize is that unforgiveness only hurts the one offended. It’s like filling a cup with poison for your offender and then drinking it yourself. You become poisoned by your own hurt, anger, thoughts or words against that person. When we refuse to forgive, we become enslaved to bitterness, and bitterness can take root in our mind, spirit, and body. We become sick.
When we forgive, we release the offender from blame, or forgive their debt to us. We leave the situation (or revenge) in God’s hands, and we move on. The result is freedom!
“For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your Heavenly Father will also forgive you.” Matthew 6:14
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