Acclaimed Danish silversmith Georg Jensen (1866-1935) and the renowned group of designers who helped establish the company he founded as one of the world's most important silverwares firms will be the subject of Georg Jensen Silversmiths, on view in the Museum's Contemporary Design Gallery (170). The features some 40 examples of Georg Jensen Inc.'s innovative flatware and holloware, including original design drawings for many of the objects. The exhibition is supported by Collab. The Group for Modern and Contemporary Design at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which will honor Georg Jensen and Georg Jensen, Inc.

"Georg Jensen forged a unique new style that was at once universal and versatile," says Kathryn Hiesinger, Curator of Decorative Arts after 1700 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. "Whether a teapot richly decorated with natural forms or a centerpiece left chastely simple, each Jensen object is a complete sculptural statement defined by the clarity of its contours." In addition to examples of Jensen's own designs, objects by many of the artists whose work

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