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Brooch | Alexander Calder. Silver, brass and steel wire. ca. 1940

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Collections Object : Brooch

Necklace by Danish silversmith/jeweller Karl Gustav Hansen, like an African finger harp. Kinda stunning.

Brooch | Alexander Calder. Brass and steel wire. ca. 1936 | 46'875$ ~ sold (Nov '14)

A ceramic vase. Signed and attr. Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) with base bearing the marking Poincon original de Picasso on the underside. 12 x 11 cm (4.7 x 4.3 in.), 1203 grams. Works from later editions, AR 613 to 633, often bear the marking Poinçon original de Picasso on their underside. The Poinçon is a punch stamp that Picasso made by engraving into linoleum, with several different designs. Each Poinçon was applied to the fresh clay or terracotta plaques or tiles. The artist made…

Works from the Collection of Ruth Horwich, including these exquisite pieces of Alexander Calder jewellery, feature in the forthcoming First Open Sale in New York

Untitled (Pin) By Alexander Calder ,1958

Alexander Calder’s jewelry is having a bit of a moment. Best known for being a sculptor, Calder (1898-1974) started making jewelry with scraps of copper wire for his sister’s dolls in h…

Brooch | Alexander Calder. Hammered silver and wire. ca 1940.

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Brooch | Alexander Calder. ca. 1965. || Photo Credit: Calder Foundation, New York // ART472832

Alexander Calder hand-made over 1,800 pieces of jewelry during his lifetime, from his wife’s gold engagement ring to Peggy Guggenheim’s large mobile earrings.

Alexander Calder. Brooch. c. 1940

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Necklace | Alexander Calder. Brass wire on string. ca. 1940 | Est. 100'000 - 150'000$ ~ (Mar '15)