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Peony Flower Necklace 01

Linda Wang • Beijing • China

300 • Antique porcelain, fine jewellery handmade sterling silver blue and white peony flower necklace.

3.6 x 4.8 cm

For this creation, I use Porcelain selected from the Kangxi period of the Qing dynasty (1661AD -1722AD)The Peony(牡丹) is the national flower of China. This flower signifies richness, opulence, beauty, honor and high social status.  A symbol of spring, it is also used as a metaphor for female beauty and reproduction. Pictured in full bloom, the peony symbolizes peace. It is also believed to be the ideal wedding anniversary gift for your beloved.This pendant are beautifully crafted from antique fragments of porcelain from the period and is of heirloom quality.Each piece is completely unique and celebrates the ancient artists who crafted and hand-painted such elegant quality.Finding complete examples of their work is extremely rare, so they are not only valued as pieces of jewelry but also as a valuable piece of art.The originality of each example underlines it's classic, timeless appeal and makes a wonderful statement of excellence.The perfect addition to your own personal collection or a precious gift for family members, friends and business partners.The pendant is presented on a hallmarked silver chain and comes along with an identity card, a presentation purse, a silver polishing cloth and a nice brocade box.This item is handmade from antique porcelain, and it's small imperfections are part of the beauty of working with these original materials. The chain is S925 International sterling silver.We value your thoughts and feelings and love to hear from you all, so please do not hesitate to get in touch!

Mapa

Eduardo Villasante • Madrid • Spain

2019 • Oil, varnish and gold leaf on aluminum plate

50 x 50 cm

Universe

Thomas Leung • Shanghai • China

2014 • Acrylic on canvas

180 x 150 cm • Framed: 183.5 x 153.5 cm

Mountains in Mumbai

sareena khemka • Bangalore • India

2012 • mixed media collage on paper

182.88 x 152.4 cm

This is a mixed media collaged drawing installation that depicts the decay of a city, where the moulds of decaying forms form the landscape instead of natural forms of mountains and hills, pointing towards the affects of urbanisation and the decay of cities.

Tiles 5

Paméla Maria Schellekens • Amsterdam • Netherlands

2015 • foam board, yarn

40 x 40 cm • Framed: 43 x 43 cm

The 'beauty of the everyday' is an important factor. Zooming in on patterns, structures and light in the (urban)landscape. The works depict how these impressions slide over each other and yield new compositions with endless colour shades. Details where color and light on the skin of things is characteristic for the translation of reality. The idea of space or foreground/background is not defined by shape or color, but only by the texture.

Lovers dancing

Ta Thimkaeo • Koh Samui • Thailand

2018 • Oil on canvas

80 x 130 cm

Only my lovers show their true feelings and they all come from my imagination, my feelings my memories, some good some not so good but I try to focus on the good ones, a dance I remember, a hug after a long time apart or to hold someone very dear to me.I love it that I can be bold and experiment with the colours the form the mannerism and be free of all inhibitions, I want them to look comfortable with lots of pleasing curves, ageless, of indeterminate origin or nationality, but above all at ease with themselves

Shipyard No. 1

David Tycho • Vancouver • Canada

2017 • Acrylic on canvas

122 x 122 cm • Framed: 125 x 125 cm

Inspired by the shipyards and distribution hubs in large cities.

The crowd in the rain

Ta Thimkaeo • Koh Samui • Thailand

2018 • Oil on canvas

180 x 130 cm

The crowd in the rain part of my crowd collection, a crowd of people going about their business and what a crafty lot they look, all wanting to know each other's business.

Urbania No. 20

David Tycho • Vancouver • Canada

2019 • Acrylic on canvas.

152 x 101 cm • Framed: 156 x 105 cm

An abstraction inspired by the forms, colours and energy of urban areas.

22.Untitled

Shefqet Avdush Emini • Arnhem • Netherlands

2009 • Acrylic painting on canvas

89 x 89 cm

Artist: Shefqet Avdush Emini 20.Untitled Acrylic painting on canvas Size: 60cmx80cm Year: 2009 Price: € 6.000

Elements

Gaby Gusek • Bucharest • Romania

2019 • Pen, Copic markers and Letraset markers on paper

29.7 x 42 cm

Mercure

Florent Mabilat • Paris • France

2017 • Oil on raw canvas

145 x 195 cm

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