Forces of nature: John Iversen

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The designs of Iversen's jewelry draw their inspiration from nature. His pieces are simultaneously fluid, organic and rhythmic. The pebble has long been a natural form that Iversen has depicted. Whatever the inspiration for his work, however, Iversen believes that jewelry should be three-dimensional.

Criticism and interpretation, Artists, Jewelers, Jewelers (Persons), Art metalworkers, Iversen, John

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Multiples: a generous proposition

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The American Craft Museum will be having an exhibition entitled 'More Than One: Contemporary Studio Production,' Aug 13-Nov 8, 1993. It will focus on production work, or of pieces consisting of two or more like parts.

Exhibitions, Handicraft, American Craft Museum

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Windswept beauty

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A distinctively American style of domestic architecture, the Shingle house, was developed in the early days of the Industrial Revolution to meet the need of the newly moneyed for summer homes.

United States, Usage, Housing, Dwellings, Materials, Architecture, Domestic, Home design, Shingles (Building materials)

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