Her extensive publications range from Antiquity to the present day.

Beatriz Chadour-Sampson is an international and established jewelry historian, scholarly author and lecturer.

For over fifty years she was a driving force in what she described as the 'the brotherhood of jewelers who make modern and thought-provoking jewelry all over the world'. Particular attention is paid to the life of Barbara Cartlidge, who fled from Germany in 1938. Pioneers and colleagues as well as around seventy internationally renowned artists of the gallery all have their say and, in anecdotes and recollections, countless illustrations and hitherto unpublished images, tell of a strong and resolute woman and the significance of her gallery as a promoter and platform for the understanding of contemporary art jewelry. 1922 in Berlin) - influential gallerist, curator, jewelry artist and author - together with the history of her legendary Electrum Gallery, which she founded in 1971 with Ralph Turner in London, are documented for the first time in a single publication. Tracing the history of Electrum Gallery, a pre-eminent platform devoted to art jewelry and a major creative force for the understanding of new work The book looks also at the extraordinary life of Barbara Cartlidge - artist, gallery director, curator and author - a prime mover in the field of art jewelry for nearly fifty years The story is told through the words and images of 70 internationally renowned artist jewelers including previously unpublished historical photographsThe extraordinary life of Barbara Cartlidge (b.

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