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Angel - bobbin lace(pillow lace)
This is a hand craft product wich makes the women in the Ore Mountains (Erzgebirge). For the manufacture of such a figure you need a couple hours, and she is only about an inch in size.
Made by my mother...
The museum contains the only reproduction in the world in the original size of Raphael's celebrated loggias, erected in the Vatican Palace by the architect Donato Bramante (1444-1514) and painted between 1516 and 1518 by pupils of Raphael after his sketches and under his supervision. The loggias form a high, well-lit gallery, the ceiling of which is decorated with fifty-two paintings based upon biblical stories interpreted in the spirit of the Renaissance. The walls are completely covered with paintings in which motifs from classical mythology are interwoven with plant designs and the representations of animals and birds. Serving as a model for the design of the loggias was the decorative ornamentation of the ancient Roman thermae of Titus and several other ancient edifices, the excavation work on which was led by Raphael. The Hermitage copy was made at the end of the eighteenth century by a group of artists under Christopher Unterberger. The work of copying was carried out in the Vatican over a period of seven years. Painted canvases brought from Italy were stretched out on frames and inserted into the walls of the Hermitage loggias, specially built for this purpose by Giacomo Quarenghi.
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St. Euthymius monastery contains various museums. One of them exhibits religious applied art.
В Спасо-Евфимиевом монастыре расположены разные музеи. Один из них - православного прикладного искусства.
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The State Hermitage, St. Petersburg
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The Malachite Room (Alexander Briullov, 1839) served as the state drawing-room of Empress Alexandra Fiodorovna, the wife of Nicholas I. The unique malachite decoration of the room and many of its furnishings were made in the "Russian mosaic" technique. The large malachite vase and furniture produced to designs by Auguste Montferrand were among the furnishings of the Jasper Reception Room that perished in the 1837 fire. One wall of the room is embellished with an allegorical depiction of Night, Day and Poetry by Antonio Vighi. From June to October 1917 the Provisional Government met in this room. The display features 19th-century works of decorative and applied art.
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The State Hermitage, St. Petersburg
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The Malachite Room (Alexander Briullov, 1839) served as the state drawing-room of Empress Alexandra Fiodorovna, the wife of Nicholas I. The unique malachite decoration of the room and many of its furnishings were made in the "Russian mosaic" technique. The large malachite vase and furniture produced to designs by Auguste Montferrand were among the furnishings of the Jasper Reception Room that perished in the 1837 fire. One wall of the room is embellished with an allegorical depiction of Night, Day and Poetry by Antonio Vighi. From June to October 1917 the Provisional Government met in this room. The display features 19th-century works of decorative and applied art.
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Table conçue par Josef Hoffmann, réalisée par G. Thonet, Vienne 1906
Rocking Chair conçue par G. Spiegel et réalisée par J. and J. Kohn, Autriche, vers 1900
Le musée des arts décoratifs de Budapest possède une importante collection d'objets d'art de style Sécession et art nouveau
Le musée des arts décoratifs a été conçu dans le style de l'art nouveau hongrois par les architectes Ödön Lechner (1845-1914) et Gyula Partos. C'est un des plus beaux bâtiments de Budapest.
Après celui de Londres et de Vienne, ce fut le troisième musée des Arts décoratifs en Europe. Il a été inauguré en 1896.
Le musée des arts décoratifs de Budapest possède une importante collection d'objets d'art de style Sécession et art nouveau.
Le bâtiment est décoré avec des céramiques de Zsolnay.
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Ödön Lechner (1845-1914) est un architecte hongrois renommé, concepteur de bâtiments dans le style national romantique, relevant de l'art nouveau et du jugendstil.
Formé à Budapest puis à l'académie Schinkel à Berlin, ses bâtiments sont décorés le plus souvent de céramiques de Zsolnay et intègrent des motifs décoratifs traditionnels d'inspiration hongroise.
Appelé le Gaudi hongrois, il a sa statue devant le musée des arts décoratifs de Budapest qu'il a construit en 1896.
Il est également l'architecte du bâtiment de la poste centrale de Budapest ouverte en1902.