Joaillerie: Album of Jewelry Designs, Page 9 1770
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drawing, print
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toned paper
water colours
possibly oil pastel
jewelry
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coffee painting
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watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
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This is a page from an album of jewelry designs created in 1770. The page depicts a variety of intricate designs, including a floral wreath, a bow, and several individual flower arrangements. These designs likely represent a variety of jewelry pieces such as brooches, pendants, or earrings, and showcase the elaborate style of the 18th century. The designs are rendered in brown ink, suggesting a quick sketch for a more detailed drawing. The album itself is a testament to the importance of design and craftsmanship in the creation of luxury goods during this period. The drawings are a valuable glimpse into the creative process and provide insights into the diverse and innovative trends of the time.
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