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Victoria And Albert Museum: Book Clasp in silver gilt, French, 17th century; Book Clasps, a pair chased silver, heart-shaped ends, German (engraving)
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Victoria And Albert Museum: Book Clasp in silver gilt, French, 17th century; Book Clasps, a pair chased silver, heart-shaped ends, German (engraving)
6011271 Victoria And Albert Museum: Book Clasp in silver gilt, French, 17th century; Book Clasps, a pair chased silver, heart-shaped ends, German (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Book Clasp in silver gilt, French, 17th century; Book Clasps, a pair chased silver, heart-shaped ends, German. Illustration for The South Kensington Museum, Examples of the Works of Art in the Museum and of the Decorations of the Building with Brief Descriptions (1881).); © Look and Learn
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Chased Ends Gilt Heart Pair Shaped Silver The South Kensington Museum V And A Victoria And Albert Museum
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This print showcases a stunning display of historical craftsmanship. The image features two exquisite book clasps from different regions and eras, both showcasing the intricate artistry of their respective cultures. The first clasp, crafted in silver gilt during the 17th century, hails from France. Its delicate design and luxurious golden hue exude elegance and opulence. The French artisans' attention to detail is evident in every curve and embellishment, making this clasp a true work of art. In contrast, the second pair of book clasps originates from Germany in the 19th century. Made of chased silver with heart-shaped ends, these clasps exhibit a more whimsical charm. The German engraving adds depth and texture to the piece while maintaining its overall gracefulness. This print was originally featured as an illustration for "The South Kensington Museum: Examples of the Works of Art in the Museum and of the Decorations of the Building with Brief Descriptions" published in 1881. It offers viewers a glimpse into history through these remarkable artifacts housed at London's Victoria And Albert Museum. With its rich cultural heritage spanning across Europe, this image serves as a reminder of how artistic traditions transcend borders. Whether it be French gilt or German engravings, each element contributes to our collective appreciation for fine craftsmanship throughout history.
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