Cartier Art Deco: A Beautiful Adornment
A little piece of beauty for the weekend. It’s started off as a very wet one over here so thought we could do with some of that Indian-sunshine inspir...
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The Art Deco years, roughly the 1920s and 1930s, produced some of the most recognisable work in Cartier's history. The bold geometry, the striking colour contrasts, the influence of Egyptian and Persian art: these posts look at individual pieces and the broader currents of design that shaped them.
A little piece of beauty for the weekend. It’s started off as a very wet one over here so thought we could do with some of that Indian-sunshine inspir...
Read more →In 1904, when the 29-year-old Louis Cartier sat — or rather proudly reclined — for this sketch by the well-known artist Emile Friant, he was on his way up...
Read more →A quick clip from when I tried out the technique of perlage at the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Stories exhibition in Paris — a decorative technique using small, overlapping circles applied to watch movements.
Read more →So enjoyed diving into the life of Jacques Theodule Cartier for an interview with Juncker Capucine's "Property of a Lady".
Read more →A close up of one of Cartier’s Chinese-inspired vanity cases from the 1920s. A miniature work of art but a feat of engineering too - you slide the eme...
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