Elizabeth Taylor: My Love Affair With Jewelry Hardcover - 2002
by Elizabeth Taylor
From the publisher
Elizabeth Taylor started collecting jewelry as a young girl when she was given a bracelet with charms to commemorate her first films. Today she has amassed one of the world's most famous and extraordinary collections, with each piece made more valuable by its association with her. Beautifully illustrated (with all the jewelry specially photographed for this volume by John Bigelow Taylor), sumptuously designed, and rich with personal photographs from her life and career, "Elizabeth Taylor: My Love Affair with Jewelry marks the first time this remarkable collection has been shown to the public. And the incomparable Miss Taylor makes the most of this opportunity to celebrate her beloved jewelry, and her life, with a style all her own. It is at once an art book and a deeply personal work, the perfect gift for collectors and her many fans.
Details
- Title Elizabeth Taylor: My Love Affair With Jewelry
- Author Elizabeth Taylor
- Binding Hardcover
- Edition Limited
- Publisher Simon & Schuster
- Date 2002-01
- ISBN 9780743238267
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