Theorie und Praxis des Goldschmieds
Special book
Theory and Practice of Goldsmithing (German)
The definitive work on the art of goldsmithing – the Brepohl
Prof. Dr Erhard Brepohl’s world-leading work has proven itself as a guide for training up to the master’s examination and for the further education of goldsmiths, as well as a universal reference work for practical application. The author has drawn on his own extensive experience from 50 years of professional practice as a master goldsmith and lecturer in this work.
In addition to metallic and non-metallic materials and alloy calculations, all basic and specialised techniques of goldsmithing, as well as elementary silversmithing, are covered in detail and in an accessible manner. The book explains precisely how decorative chains, joints, clasps and settings for jewels are made, and what needs to be taken into account when carrying out repairs. The diversity and trends in jewellery design, industrial jewellery production, as well as new working methods and equipment—such as laser welding, three-dimensional engraving, casting systems, cutting devices, precision finishing and 3D systems—are also covered.
- Learn all the theoretical fundamentals alongside the practical requirements of the goldsmith’s craft.
- For practitioners, materials and working techniques are covered in detail in an accessible manner. This 17th edition places particular emphasis on new techniques and processes.
- Industrial jewellery production is also covered. Working methods and tools are described, as are the diversity and trends in jewellery design, illustrated by specific examples in the jewellery display case.
17th, fully revised and expanded edition
Pages: 600
Language: German
Illustrations: 744 colour illustrations, 52 colour tables
Dimensions (L x W x H): 263 x 212 x 37 mm
Weight: 1991 g
nameSpecial book
TitleTheory and Practice of Goldsmithing
page600
item No.500200
