Earl Krentzin (1929-2021) was a virtuoso silversmith who poured his
considerable talents into figurative sculpture, creating whimsical
theatrical settings in silver with a wry humour. He was an anomaly
in the world of modern craft, having more in common with the
16th-century goldsmith Benvenuto Cellini than with his 20th-century
peers. This first full scale monograph on the artist offers the
breadth of Krentzin's engaging creations, which he based on his
love of toys, movement, and the mechanical arts. Readers will find
humour and pathos in his theatrical settings and verisimilitude in
every tiny detail, set amidst the burgeoning crafts scene in
Detroit. All will discover a modern master who used amusements and
daydreams to unlock the imagination.
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