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-- home auction news book reviews barbara on ethnic jewels magazine ej net save the turtles a rené lalique hair comb: the visible and the invisible posted on may 26, 2018 by barbaraanne • 2 comments in 1900, enchanted observers marveled at how light played with color, as it reflected off leaves or the wings of a dragonfly. however, unlike moths, dragonflies don’t navigate by the light of the moon. instead, they use sunlight’s energy on their wings to fly. dragonflies swarm with predatory precision, catching mosquitos with their feet. indeed, one dragonfly can eat from 30 to hundreds of mosquitoes per day. if they can’t fly, they’ll starve. lalique knew this and would not transform voracious killer-gangs into angelic creatures. he created swarms. in this famous tiara, c. 1900, it looks as if the dragonflies are pursuing light, a faceted aquamarine, because they are all going in the same direction. this is not the case. lalique was trying to show how beams of “sunlight” from the aquamarine shined down on the dragonflies’ wings to give them energy. look at how the wings change color, and draw diagonal lines from the aquamarine to the plique-a-jour enamel. just as the tiara had fittings that allowed it to be worn as a brooch, so this hair comb had a chain fitting so it could be worn as a necklace. also made c. 1900, it sold at sotheby’s on 18 may 2018 for $262,269. in this comb, six dragonflies in a swarm go in three different directions instead of just one. the light source: a citrine. again, look at how the light source changes the color of the wings. french art nouveau was a combination of the japanese aesthetic, where perspective was executed precisely, and french symbolism, which elongated things to express a poetic idea. however, in both this tiara and hair comb, the insects are not stretched to make you think differently about them. so where is the french symbolism? the elongation lies in the beams of light emanating from the jewel. by seeing what is visible, lalique is making you see what is invisible. these pieces portray the energy field of light, which gives flight to a dragonfly. to understand them, you must look at them with two different sets of eyes. कंघी references: the jewels of lalique okazaki collection: combs and ornamental hairpins tao te ching, by lao tzu filed under: art nouveau , auction , french hair comb , lalique , sothebys china: ancient combs of the world, by kajetan fiedorowicz posted on september 17, 2017 by barbaraanne • 4 comments when the artist inside rules you, you climb mountains. society judges you on your idiosyncrasies alone, unless you can communicate why you devoted your life to a love of something. with kajetan fiedorowicz, this love was for combs. i believe his artistic eye; his instincts that allow him to understand genius, in whatever condition it… … continue reading filed under: chinese hair comb , chinese hair pin , export comb , han dynasty , huasheng , kajetan fiedorowicz , manchu hair pin , nothern and southern dynasties , qing dynasty , tang dynasty , warring states period the taj of azerbaijan posted on april 30, 2017 by barbaraanne • 2 comments by aynur mammadova, assistant to dr. shirin melikova, director of the azerbaijan carpet museum crown of the bride, the taj was an uncommon and precious headdress in the western caucasus regions. in ancient times, along with other jewelry that formed the basis of a wedding dress, the taj took precedence among bridal gifts and was… … continue reading filed under: azerbaijan , azerbaijan carpet museum , boteh , jewelry jewellery exhibition , wedding cap victorian ivory combs in the 1860’s posted on january 18, 2017 by barbaraanne • 0 comments as love’s fire became firelight, mary e. wrote on the inside of her comb box, “this is for carrie m. golches. mary e [last name].” another’s pen added, “she passed away about 1923, age 91.” the script is american; the comb was probably a gift, brought over from england. an intricate design of berries and… … continue reading filed under: english hair comb , victorian hair combs when you give your combs away posted on november 19, 2016 by barbaraanne • 2 comments mortality comes to us all. my art is the fire that illuminates my home, the warmth that protects me from the freezing waters of a refugee-filled sea — but i’ve seen the videos. is it morally possible to flutter about one’s curiosities, when the cries of infants go silent as men climb the rope of… … continue reading filed under: creative museum , edo hair comb , english hair comb , japanese hair comb sikhs and sikh combs posted on june 6, 2016 by jencruse • 0 comments an important comb type, little publicised and infrequently encountered, is a notable feature of the orthodox sikh community whose peoples, now dispersed throughout the world, originated mainly from the punjab state of north-west india, bordering on pakistan. this is a territory through which the 5 tributaries of the river indus flow – the word punjab… … continue reading filed under: indian hair comb , jen cruse , sikh hair comb creative museum: from the ottomans to the qajars posted on march 11, 2016 by creativemuseum • 2 comments the boundaries of the ottoman and persian empires often overlapped over the course of history their art has been enriched by many outside influences such as central asian, indian, and even chinese. qajar is a turkish word meaning people who walk quickly. qajars were a turkish-speaking minority with pastoral and nomadic lives based in northern… … continue reading filed under: creative museum , hair comb , iranian hair comb , qajar comb sri lankan hair pins — formerly ceylonese and singalese posted on march 4, 2016 by jencruse • 2 comments the hairpins known as kondakoora emanate from sri lanka, formerly ceylon. often erroneously described as mughal or turkish turban pins, they were traditional to the low-country regions of southern sri lanka, as opposed to the hills of the kandy region, where they were worn by wealthy women to secure the chignon. positioned horizontally through the… … continue reading filed under: jen cruse , kondakoora , sri lankan hair pins , the comb tang dynasty hair comb at the smithsonian posted on february 18, 2016 by barbaraanne • 0 comments recently, the smithsonian’s freer gallery of art and arthur m. sackler gallery institution put 40,000 asian and american works of art online. this magnificent hair comb is one of them. i felt it was tang dynasty, but i also knew that the xiōngnú, a nomadic mongol tribe who fought and conquered chinese peoples to form… … continue reading filed under: chinese hair comb , tang dynasty creative museum: stones, leaves, scissors posted on december 3, 2015 by creativemuseum • 0 comments the creative museum just played a significant part in another exhibition at the montelimar miniature museum. stones, leaves, scissors is about hair ornaments made in three different ways. whether an artist looks at a piece of jade and carves a crown, looks at a piece of silver and cuts leaves into an intricate pattern, or takes… … continue reading filed under: chinese hair comb , chinese hair pin , creative museum , export comb , han dynasty , huasheng , manchu hair pin , nothern and southern dynasties , qing dynasty , tang dynasty , warring states period ← older posts barbara steinberg is the daughter of the late conductor benjamin steinberg, founding artistic director of the symphony of the new world , the first fully integrated orchestra in america. she has been an online community manager for 20 years, including creating the first multimedia community on the web in 1998, to managing a community of cio's at computerworld, to moderating online safety in massively multiplayer online games like habbo and moshi monsters. she is also a life-long collector of hair ornaments. barbaraanne's hair comb blog started 10 years ago because antique dealers were treating hair combs like the throwaway items of estate sales. an online movement to change th

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