Hanger in de vorm van een tak blauwe regen c. 1908 - 1910
georgesfouquet
metal, enamel, pendant
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art-nouveau
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metal
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jewelry design
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enamel
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symbolism
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pendant
This exquisite pendant, created by renowned French jeweler Georges Fouquet around 1908-1910, is a masterful example of Art Nouveau design. Crafted from gold, enamel, and mother-of-pearl, the piece features a stylized wisteria blossom with delicate leaves and cascading flowers, exemplifying the movement's fascination with organic forms and natural motifs. The use of translucent enamel and pearlescent mother-of-pearl contributes to a sense of lightness and elegance, typical of the period. The pendant's intricate details and harmonious composition make it a testament to Fouquet's artistry and the enduring beauty of Art Nouveau.
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