Discover the extraordinary beauty of decorative art with 'The Robert Lehman Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Volume XV.' This meticulously curated volume showcases over four hundred exceptional decorative objects amassed in one of the most significant art collections in the world. Explore an array of stunning pieces, including painted enamels, intricate snuffboxes, exquisite porcelain, charming pottery, fine ceramics, sumptuous jewelry, elegant furniture, cast metal artworks, and luxurious textiles spanning Europe and Asia. Most items date from the late seventh century to the twentieth century, offering a rare glimpse into the evolution of decorative arts across cultures and time periods.

Standout pieces in this volume include a magnificent seventeenth-century oval watch adorned with enamels by the renowned artisan Susanne de Court of Limoges, and a breathtaking domed cup upheld by a skillfully carved alabaster figure of a bearded Turk, crafted in early eighteenth-century Germany. Also featured is a spectacular French secretaire from the 1780s, embellished with exquisite painted enamels from the illustrious Sevres Manufactory.

This comprehensive catalog not only includes vibrant illustrations and detailed descriptions but also offers provenance information, exhibition histories, and a bibliography for deeper exploration of art history enthusiasts. Perfect for collectors and art lovers alike, 'The Robert Lehman Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Volume XV' is an essential addition to any art library, allowing you to appreciate the rich legacy of decorative arts.