Applied Arts Collection
"Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Applied Arts: From Exquisite Wallpaper Panels to Intricate Headgear" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the world of applied arts
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"Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Applied Arts: From Exquisite Wallpaper Panels to Intricate Headgear" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the world of applied arts, where creativity knows no bounds. Delve into the enchanting beauty of a wallpaper panel from early 19th century France, its intricate patterns whispering tales of forgotten elegance. Marvel at the craftsmanship behind a cased Colt Dragoon Model 1848 revolver, an English masterpiece that blends artistry with functionality. Transport yourself to the captivating ballet Scheherazade as you admire the headgear designed for Ida Rubinstein in 1910. This stunning creation embodies both grace and opulence, reflecting the essence of a bygone era. Witness artistic mastery unfold before your eyes through "The Unicorn in Captivity, " a timeless tapestry crafted by the enigmatic Master of the Hunt of the Unicorn during the late 15th century. Its vivid colors and meticulous details bring mythical creatures to life. Discover Aubrey Beardsley's imaginative genius within "The Pseudonym and Antonym Libraries, " showcasing his unique blend of wit and symbolism from 1895. Lose yourself in these whimsical illustrations that challenge conventional boundaries. Admire Wedgwood's teapot from around 1790, an exquisite example of fine porcelain workmanship that epitomizes elegance and refinement. Revel in Morris' decorative fabrics like "Honeysuckle" (1876) or "Strawberry Thief" (1883), which breathe life into any space with their vibrant designs inspired by nature. Marvel at The Luttrell Table Carpet tapestry (1520-38), woven with wool, silk, gold, and silver threads—a testament to medieval craftsmanship that tells stories through intricate motifs. Travel back millennia as you gaze upon an ancient Egyptian bracelet adorned with the Eye of Horus—an emblematic symbol believed to bring protection and good fortune during the 9th century BC.