Brian D. Coleman, MD, divides his time between Seattle and New York. Brian is the author of 21 books on the decorative arts, including the recent titles Farrow & Ball, Fortuny, and D. Porthault. He writes frequently on architecture and interior design and is the West Coast Editor of Old House Journal.
John Neitzel is a New York City–based professional photographer specializing in interiors. For the past twenty-five years, he has traveled around the county shooting assignments for interior designers, architects, hotels, and home furnishings manufacturers.
Lavishly illustrated with glorious photographs taken in largely
private interiors, this book provides access to a storied world few
readers may ever glimpse. In her foreword, Altschul acknowledges
her privilege in being able to live with Zuber, and after an hour
spent with this book, most read- ers would be equally captivated by
the beauty, detail and character of this his- torically important
paper. It is a book that will appeal to numerous readers, on both a
historic and decorative level.
*Antiques and The Arts Weekly*
Zuber: Two Centuries of Panoramic Wallpaper celebrates the
luxurious patterns, friezes, borders, ceiling rose and
architectural trompe l'oeil. It is both a reference and art book
and one look at the collection will make it easy to understand how
King Louis Phillipe awarded founder Jean Zuber the Legion of Honor
in 1834.
*Array Magazine*
Zuber: Two Centuries of Panoramic Wallpaper celebrates the
luxurious patterns, friezes, borders, ceiling rose and
architectural trompe l'oeil. It is both a reference and art book
and one look at the collection will make it easy to understand how
King Louis Phillipe awarded founder Jean Zuber the Legion of Honor
in 1834.
*Array Magazine*
Zuber: Two Centuries of Panoramic Wallpaper celebrates the
luxurious patterns, friezes, borders, ceiling rose and
architectural trompe l'oeil. It is both a reference and art book
and one look at the collection will make it easy to understand how
King Louis Phillipe awarded founder Jean Zuber the Legion of Honor
in 1834.
*Array Magazine*
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