sculpture

  • When Fine Art Meets Jewelry: The Story of Jean Schlumberger
    The Art Market
    When Fine Art Meets Jewelry: The Story of Jean Schlumberger

    Imagine a brooch of a lumoius bird lifting its diamond-covered wings in flight with a gemstone mounted beneath it. This artistic masterpiece is among the most important of Jean Schlumberger’s creations because it combines his imaginary world with engineering expertise and the art of sculpting. Schlumberger led a transformation of jewelry through the 1950s when most thought jewelry was only…

  • Styling Your Outdoor Space with Sculpture
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    Styling Your Outdoor Space with Sculpture

    Outdoor spaces create exciting new opportunities and considerations when it comes to sculpture. By adding a sculpture, you can achieve the same effect on your outdoor space as displaying a sculpture in the interior of your home. As an extension of your personality and style, knowing how to choose the right outdoor sculpture is crucial. Choosing a material When choosing…

  • How to Invest in Sculpture
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    How to Invest in Sculpture

    Why you should invest in sculpture Whether an experienced collector, or thinking about your first purchase, sculpture might add a dimension to your space that you never knew you needed. Sculptures have a unique ability to draw the gaze in any space. They therefore make an excellent investment choice for the new collector wanting to make a visual statement, or…

  • Large Seated Nude and Modigliani’s Shocking, Sensual Portraits
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    Large Seated Nude and Modigliani’s Shocking, Sensual Portraits

    Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani has been called the ‘prince of the vagabonds’, as famous for his drinking and drug use as he was for his artwork. Although his work was not well received during his lifetime, he has since been praised for his nude paintings, characterized by the elongated bodies and faces of his subjects, and their unabashed portrayal of…