jellyfish

Cyanea labiche, jellyfish, glass model, by Leopold Blaschka, Dresden, Germany, 1868, National Museum Of Scotland, Z.1868.42.5. © National Museums Scotland. 

Carybdea periphylla, jellyfish, glass model, by Leopold and Rudolph Blaschka, Dresden, Germany, 1863 - 1890, National Museum Of Scotland, Z.1910.14.49. © National Museums Scotland.

Lot 48. A glass model of a jellyfish, Leopold Blaschka, circa 1877; 8 x 3 x 3in. (20 x 8 x 8cm.). Estimate GBP 15,000 - GBP 25,000 (USD 18,930 - USD 31,550). © Christie's Images Ltd 2019. The glass chamber painted to reveal details of internal structure, supported on iron rod on stand with painted ex inventory number 1877-376. Provenance: Acquired by the Science Museum, London in 1877.Deaccessioned 1925-27. Note: Leopold Blaschka (1822-95) was a Czech jeweller working in Dresden who turned his... [Lire la suite]

Lot 47. A glass model of a jellyfish, Leopold Blaschka, circa 1877; 7 x 4¾ x3½in. (18 x 11.5 x 9cm.). Estimate GBP 15,000 - GBP 25,000 (USD 18,930 - USD 31,550). © Christie's Images Ltd 2019. The inner chamber painted to model internal structures, the tentacles textured and in swimming position of the Polyclonia frondosa , supported on stand with painted ex inventory number 1877-360. Provenance: Acquired by the Science Museum, London in 1877.Deaccessioned 1925-27. Note: Leopold Blaschka (1822-95) was... [Lire la suite]

Jellyfish (La Méduse) (Brooch), 1967, Jean Schlumberger (French, 1907-1987, Designer), Tiffany and Company (American, founded 1837, Manufacturer), 18 karat gold, platinum, moonstone, diamond, sapphire, 3 × 2 3/4 × 3/4 in. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts; Collection of Mrs. Paul Mellon (Photo by Travis Fullerton © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts)  RICHMOND, VA.- Finding inspiration for his work in nature, the French-born designer Jean Schlumberger (1907–1987) created jewelry and accessories that transformed 20th-century fashion.... [Lire la suite]

Danish, 2009. By Steffen Dam (b.1961) The delicate glass models of jellyfish are encased by and incorporated into glass tubes, giving the appearance of study specimens.heights 20 to 23 cm (8 to 9 in)Each jellyfish is made individually using a wide range of specialist glass making skills. The artist's creative ability together with this mastery of his craft has produced these exquisite and unique creatures.Steffen Dam, precise and analytical, spent the first ten years mastering his craft; blowing, casting and grinding,... [Lire la suite]

Jellyfish in glass. Dam Steffen. Photo courtesy Peter Petrou The delicate glass models of jellyfish are encased by and incorporated into glass tubes, giving the appearance of study specimens. Each jellyfish is made individually using a wide range of specialist glass making skills. The artist's creative ability together with this mastery of his craft has produced these exquisite and unique creatures. Price on request MASTERPIECE 2013 LONDON. 27 june-3 july. Peter Petrou. 27 Church Crescent Church... [Lire la suite]

Leopold Blaschka (1822 - 1895) & Rudolf Blaschka (1857 - 1938), Jellyfish. Glass. Dresden, Germany, 1863 - 1890 

Leopold Blaschka (1822 - 1895) & Rudolf Blaschka (1857 - 1938), Jellyfish. Glass. Dresden, Germany, 1863 - 1890

Philppe Cramer, coral ring © philippe cramer Swiss designer Philppe Cramer had released a new series of jewelry designs inspired by sea creatures and the natural growth patterns of crystals. the 'sea beauty' series uses creatures and other organic structure  found in the sea as a source of inspiration. jellyfish, corals and octopus form the main subjects, each executed in gold and silver finishes. in the 'virtual crystal' collection, cramer used computer generated algorithms to simulate the natural growth of crystals.... [Lire la suite]