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Art Deco. “Le Comet” // by Maurice Guiraud-Riviere by Miguel Catalan
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Bronze Pen Brush by Louis Comfort Tiffany, made in New York ca. 1905-1920, geometric designs based on a 16th century Venetian style of tooled leather ornamentation.
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Scanned from the book “Lalique, Museum Calouste Gulbenkian”.
Chrysoprase, gold, enamel and emerald. 82 X 82 mm. 59 g. Stone: 24 X 15 mm.
Lalique, Figures among pinetree branches, pendant, 1899-1900.
Mario Bucovich ( 1920s).
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Models & Prototypes Gallery at The Cooper Hewitt Museum
“Models & Prototypes is a gallery devoted to exhibiting three-dimensional representations of ideas that demonstrate the design process; test concepts and resolve problems; enhance presentations; and display complex technical skills. The models displayed in this presentation represent a range of styles and techniques most are staircases from the compagnonnage (group of companions) movement in France dating from the Middle Ages, while others are architectural models of buildings.”
Alphonse Mucha original Art Nouveau lithograph from portfolio “L'Art Decoratif ”