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Style: The Allure of Pearls - The Magazine Antiques (opens the original)
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How these ocean treasures transformed from priceless royal gems into accessible symbols of beauty, creativity, and personal style. For thousands of years pearls have inspired artists, sparked wars, and fascinated collectors. Portraits by Titian, Rembrandt, and Vermeer feature beautiful, idealized women adorned in pearls representing beauty, purity, and innocence. For most of history, pearls were defined by their extreme scarcity and exorbitant cost, which endeared them to royalty and influenced
Antiques in Modernist Interiors - The Magazine Antiques (opens the original)
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A photo essay on the unexpected symbiosis between objects of the past and the architectural languages of modernism and contemporary design. There seems to be a general consensus that the objects within a room and the architectural quality of the room that houses those objects should reinforce one another. This desire for a harmonious balance between the two is often achieved through a meticulous process of sourcing, crafting, layering, and arranging furniture, art, and objects that “match”—thing
Watercolor Dreams - The Magazine Antiques (opens the original)
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The painter who documented twentieth-century decorating at its zenith, one magnificent room after another. Probably my favorite interior painting by Alexandre Borisovich Sérébriakoff is a humble flower room. Well, it was in Hôtel Rodocanachi, the Versailles-à-go-go Neuilly-sur-Seine house of Patricia and Arturo Lopez-Willshaw, but never mind. Imagine my surprise to discover that a French friend, Jean-Louis Rémilleux, owns that 1950s gouache; I simply opened a door at his Château de Digoine one m
MAK's Labrynth - The Magazine Antiques (opens the original)
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In the city of Vienna, along the banks of the river Wien, lies the Museum für angewandte Kunst also affectionately known as MAK. Completed in 1871, the building was modeled off London’s Victoria and Albert Museum (known as the South Kensington Museum at the time). From July 10 to September 27, this Museum of Applied Arts presents a spectacular display of jewels not just from the famous Parisian design house, Van Cleef and Arpels, but rare works from the permanent collection of the museum itself
Curious Objects: The Glass Gaze - The Magazine Antiques (opens the original)
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Host Ben Miller is joined by Dan Roche, author of Eyes by Hand: Prosthetics of Art and Healing to discuss a curious object that quite literally catches the eye. Dan Roche is a nonfiction writer who lives near Syracuse, NY. His latest book is Eyes by Hand: Prosthetics of Art and Healing. His writings have also appeared in Fourth Genre, Popular Science, Chautauqua, River Teeth, Another Chicago Magazine, JAMA, and other places. He’s received a fellowship in Nonfiction Literature from the New York F
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