Collecting Jewelry: ART NOUVEAU 1890-1914 | Jill Maurer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2019
- Today I'm talking about art nouveau jewelry. If you enjoy collecting jewelry especially antique jewelry or estate jewelry, consider adding art nouveau to your jewelry collection!
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Thank you for your explain about the jewlery history and styles. They help me really a lot !!!!!!!!! Thank you again.
Hi Jill. ❤ this topic, too. I hope you will continue to make videos about jewelry history. BTW, I have been trying to place your familiar face and now I remember that you look like Lisa Kelly, the singer from Celtic Woman
Art nouveau jewelry is whimsical to me. My first piece was a lady with wings, a necklace done in silver. I worked across from an antique store, in the early 80s, and spent many lunch hours browsing there and being carried away to a dreamlike place.
Oh that sounds magical Ediena! When you frequent a place like that you discover so many treasures! xoxo
I saw an incredible exhibit in SF called "Artistic Luxury" including works by Faberge, Lalique, and Tiffany. It featured mostly pieces in the decade before the Paris Exhibition of 1900 and pieces that were shown. As you mentioned, one of the central themes of the show was the emphasis on overall design, rather than the materials used--even if those materials were intrinsically valuable. In a number of cases they not only displayed the finished item, but the design's drawings for the piece. (Seeing those was incredible.)
One aspect of Art Nouveau jewelry themes you didn't mention was the macabre. Spiders, bats, spider webs along with the snakes.
That sounds like an amazing exhibit!
@@JillMaurer It really was. I think it was originally assembled by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
It really showcased how amazing the attention to the design work made the three companies so different than others. The exhibit also displayed some similar works by other companies as comparison. I recall a Faberge cigarette case in the Louis XVI style-- white enamel over machined gold with a delicate scroll pattern of tiny diamond chips. Very much Bel Epoch rather than Art Nouveau--but still interesting. The Cartier version...well let's just say it suffered in comparison...it looked heavy handed and sloppy.
About 6 months later the Museum had an exhibit marking 100 years of Cartier in America. Even without the side-by-side the Cartier pieces seemed to be more concerned with carats/sq.inch. And IMHO the "tutti-frutti" pieces somehow managed to make diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and sapphires look like bad costume jewelry.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I love learning
I don't own any Art Nouveau jewelry, but lust after it lol
It's so intriguing, the depth the piece and all done by hand. cross my fingers and toes that I find a piece one day
My fingers are crossed for you Holly!! xoxo
Beautiful pieces. Color, texture, line, imagination. A spectacular style of jewelry.
I agree Autumn. It was only made for a few years, a blip in history, but the pieces endure because they are so imaginative and distinct. xoxo
You can find some nice stuff on ebay! Brooches and belt buckles have some great designs. Cost $$$$ though hahaha
My grandmother recently gave me a ring on my wedding day that she found in a pawn shop. She had it inspected knowing it was a real diamond but had no idea that it's an Edwardian platinum ring. I've been trying to learn as much as I can about this ring because it's very unique and fascinating. Thank you for this video! It was very helpful and insightful 😄
You are quite welcome! It sounds like an amazing ring!! I have a video on the Edwardian period as well th-cam.com/video/Nlatr6-piRo/w-d-xo.html xoxo
It’s amazing how much great information you can pack in just under four minutes! ❤️
Thank you Sharon! xoxo
Well done!
Thank you! xoxo
My favorite period, affordable and the enamel is so beautiful. I paint
In watercolor and it reminds me of the medium I love to work in.
It's a beautiful period that is all about art! xoxo
This is so good! Exactly what I was looking to learn.
That makes me so happy Divena! I'm glad you found it helpful!! xoxo
This was so interesting Jill. I really appreciate that you are educating us; I'm really interested in art (jewelry and pottery are my favorites). This is not my favorite style but I do appreciate how beautiful and intricate these pieces are.
Thanks Athena! I totally understand. Art Nouveau is definitely not for everyone. There are many art forms I appreciate but wouldn't want to live with. xoxo
There is something about this style that speaks to me. I immediately thought of Joan Crawford movies. I love how you are able to get so much information about a topic in such a short amount of time.
Thank you so much Michele! xoxo
Love these videos. So much value. Thank you
Thank you Emily! It means a lot that you are enjoying them!! xoxo
My absolute jewelry dream is to one day own a piece by Rene Lalique. I just adore this style of jewelry and his mastership is unmatchable. I also love enamel and opals, and both are frequent elements in his work.
He was definitely a master! xoxo
I truly enjoyed this segment. They are definitely one of my favorite styles of jewelry. I have seen several reproduction pieces in my hunt so one has to be careful and have a reputable dealer. I especially love the pieces with the beautiful women as the main part of the design. Such a shame this era of jewelry was so short! Kat
Thank you! Art Nouveau truly was a blip on the screen, but you can still find pieces. I completely agree that it is important to work with reputable people. xoxo
Julie, I love your videos. Just attended an jewelry exhibit at the Frick Museum in Pittsburgh, PA. and many of the pieces are Art Nouveau. Amazing beauty and oh so sensuous. Thanks for all the great info. Your talk gave me a much greater understanding of the pieces.
Thank you so much Jasa! That museum exhibit sounds amazing!! xoxo
Loved this Jill , this was a new learning experience for me for sure ,I knew nothing of this type of Jewelry ,very beautiful ,very interesting ,I will say I have always loved butterflies ,I used to have a beautiful white gold simple butterfly necklace that I loved and I have not seen it in years ,I somehow lost it in a move years ago . Thank you for sharing your love and knowledge of these different types of jewelry ! Xoxo
Hmmm. This is happening a lot lately. I responded to your comment before, and it isn't here. So sad you lost your piece! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and learned something new! xoxo
So beautiful and different!
Agree Nana! xoxo
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Thank you
How funny! Art nouveau jewelry is not something I would normally buy, but a couple days ago I bought this really awesome Sterling Brooch of a Woman with a flowing dress. The design is so awesome I had to buy it. My intention is to Re-cast it in .999 Silver! I may just make it a point to start buying these pieces and recasting to preserve the beauty and history of these artists. I would recommend searching ebay for art nouveau brooches and belt buckles if you want to see some great stuff!
Sounds amazing! Thanks! xoxo
Oh yes I do love the style I gave my mother an art nouveau slide mirror pendent necklace by Emile Dropsy. It features a beautiful lady among the irises with flowing hair the reverse has a very nice raised flower pattern. I bought it from Vintageatmums which is my favorite Etsy jewelry site
It sounds amazing Leslie! xoxo
I found a ring metal detecting from 1900 late 1800 can you give me more info on it ?
This is my first know this . What people use Art Nouveau ? It for display? Where can I find this type of jewelry? Thank You so much dear for sharing dear. So good to know. ❤️
The best place to find it is through an antique and estate jewelry dealer. My favorite place to go is an antique show because they'll have multiple antique jewelry dealers in one place. I'm sure there are also people selling online.