Signals: the body as the ultimate medium of worldly exchange

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Featured artists in the exhibition 'Signals: Late Twentieth-Century American Jewelry' focused on the human body as the subject for their jewelry designs. One example was Julia Barello's brooches, a sterling silver representation of a human vascular system.

Art, Jewelers, Jewelers (Persons)

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Joanne Segal Brandford

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The work of basketmaker Joanne Segal Brandford was exhibited in a memorial retrospective at the Sybaris Gallery in Royal Oak, Michigan, from Oct.21 to Dec. 2, 1995. Brandford's works bear a similarity to the modernist sculpture of Henry Moore.

Works, Modern art, Modernism (Art), Rattan work, Brandford, Joanne Segal

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David-Andersen: enamel on silver jewelry from the land of the Vikings

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Jewelries from the 120-year old Norwegian jewelry firm David-Andersen are prized for their quality of enameling. Early jewelry from the firm were based on natural objects, while around the 1960s, jewelry designs were based on abstractions.

Product information, Collections and collecting, Enamel and enameling, Enamels, Enameling, David- Anderson

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