Alexander calder jewelry

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For Sale on 1stDibs - Letter to Kenneth Armitage with 6 drawings for jewelry, Ink, Paper by Alexander Calder. Offered by Hollis Taggart Galleries - churned.

Item specifics Seller Notes: “Near Fine/ Near Fine” Year Printed: 2007 Binding: Hardcover Author: Alexander S.C. Rower Publisher: Calder Foundation Special Attributes: Dust Jacket

Alexander Calder’s arty jewelry designs go on display in London.

This book reveals aspects of the life and work of Alexander Calder (1898-1976), which is little known outside a small circle of family and friends. Hundreds of pieces of his all his different work have been reproduced on the 400 pages of the book together with 680 illustrations including 200 in full colour. Text is in English. Within the context of the book 115 pages are dedicated to his jewellery creations and there are full pages pictures in black & white and colour of his necklaces…

Alexander Calder, Comb, pre-1943

Known for his multidisciplinary and prolific oeuvre, Calder had a uniquely personal relationship with these wearable pieces.

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Known primarily for his sculptures, Calder first began to produce jewelry in 1929 while in Berlin. Hammering wires and small pieces of metal into flattened shapes, he created necklaces, earrings, bracelets, brooches, cufflinks, and belt-buckles, among other items

Louisa Guinness presents her art jewellery in a new book | The extraordinary world of the Louisa Guinness Gallery has been packed into a new book, Art as Jewellery: From Calder to Kapoor. The gallerist, who specialises in artist jewellery, opened her Mayfair gallery in 2003. Since then, it has revealed the wealth of jewellery designs that exist in the art world, showcasing designs by artists from Man Ray to Lucio Fontana and Conrad Shawcross #jewellery #book