27 décembre 2009

Ruby and diamond bracelet, Cartier, Circa 1925. photo Sotheby's Cushion-shaped and oval rubies weighing a total of approximately 62.00 carats, accented by half-moon-shaped, round, single-cut, baguette and epaulette-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 9.60 carats, mounted in platinum, length 6 inches, signed Cartier, numbered 7223. Est. 200,000—300,000 USD - Hammer Price with Buyer's Premium:  590,500 USD NOTE: Accompanied by AGL report no. CS 40639 stating that the rubies are of Burmese origin; Heat... [Lire la suite]

photo Alexi Lubomirski

Shirt by Samantha Edwards, Mask by Maiko Takeda, Large Circular Ring by Mawi, Small Square Ring by Topman White Structured T-Shirt by Matteo Bigliardi, Belt by Louise Amstrup Sheer Jacket by Omar Kashoura, Bracelets by Fannie Schiavoni, Christopher Kane for Atelier Swarovski and Topshop Blazer by Satyenkumar, Necklaces by Fannie Schiavoni Hat by Philippa Jenkins, Cane by Anette Wahlstrom Belt by Louise Amstrup Blazer and shirt by Anette Wahlstrom, Neckpiece by Luna and Curious, Necklace in... [Lire la suite]

Pearl and diamond brooch, Buccelatti, 1960s. photo Sotheby's Of spray design, set with baroque pearls of grey tint and lasque-cut diamonds, the leaves of textured two tone gold, signed Buccellati, case. Est. 4,000—6,000 GBP. Hammer Price with Buyer's Premium:  4,750 GBP Quartz, coral and cultured pearl brooch, Buccelatti, 1960s. photo Sotheby's Set with a mixed-cut smokey quartz to a surmount designed as a stylised scallop shell decorated with a coral branch and articulated cultured pearl drops of various tints,... [Lire la suite]

Manfred Menz, ATOMIC-BOMB-DOME-2, Hiroshima, 2008 AndrewShire Gallery is pleased to present Invisible Asia, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Manfred Menz whose recent photographs of internationally known Asian sites and monuments carry the memory of critical events in world history. The exhibition will consist of thirteen digital photographs representing regions in Asia where international struggles have been memorialized through monuments and landmarks. Menz traveled to Japan and Korea to photograph these... [Lire la suite]