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Decorative arts (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
(11 Lectures Available)
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1
"Opening" the decorative arts collection (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
2
An introduction to decorative arts at the J. Paul Getty Museum (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
3
Construction of an 18th-century French mechanical table (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
4
How stained glass is made (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
5
Maiolica: history, function, and production (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
6
Making maiolica (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
7
Masters of marquetry in the 17th century: Boulle (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
8
Masters of marquetry in the 18th century: Oeben, Roentgen, Abbiati (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
9
Stained glass: history and technique (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
10
The inlay technique of marquetry (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
Social Sciences
11
Unlocking an 18th-century French mechanical table (K-A)
Decorative arts (K-A)
Khan Academy
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